Dove Cameron announces shoppable livestream concert to raise funds for National Alliance on Mental Illness: All you need to know

Dove Cameron has announced a livestream event, Everything Must Go, in collaboration with Wells Fargo. This shoppable livestream concert aims to raise funds for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). The event is scheduled to take place on April 3 at 5:00 pm Pacific Time. Interested users and fans can livestream the event on the YouTube and Instagram accounts of the singer.

As per the reports, the event will consist of a live music performance with an interactive shopping experience, where fans can purchase personal items from Dove Cameron’s life and career.

The amount earned from the sales of the items will go directly to NAMI, an organization that supports mental health awareness.

Dove Cameron talks about mental health

The Descendants actress has been quite open about her struggles with mental health on her social media pages. In a post uploaded in May 2022, Cameron wrote,

"i don’t know if i will ever be able to live as this, if i will ever find a rhythm in this job where perception is one of the major cornerstones. so far, the self and the identity seem to harm each other, in my personal experience. i’m feeling it out. and if you are too, we can do it together. the longer i’m alive, the more i realize these inner dialogues are actually pretty universal."

The singer's fans didn't hesitate to show admiration and support for her for opening up and talking about her mental health issues.

As per The Hollywood Reporter, the singer explained the reason behind collaborating with Wells Fargo for the Everything Must Go event by adding,

"I’m a huge advocate for mental health in terms of awareness, resources for mental health, talking about and destigmatizing the taboo around mental health. This just felt like a really great way to sort of utilize what I’m doing at the moment."

She further continued,

"They (fans) can also expect to have the opportunity to own pieces of my music history, my personal history, my fashion history. It’s really exciting. I just feel really good that it’s bringing attention to National Alliance on Mental Illness because it’s something that I can never stop talking about [or] supporting enough."

As per the singer's statement, fans can also expect unreleased songs from her upcoming album. While the release date of the new album isn't confirmed yet, fans suspect the singer might drop the album by the end of 2025. The singer might also sing her new single, Too Much, released in 2025 in the Everything Must Go event.

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The Everything Must Go livestream event by Dove Cameron is sponsored by Wells Fargo credit cards. Viewers who use a Wells Fargo credit card to buy any of her personal memorabilia will get it autographed by her.

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