Lizzo Wants to See You on Tour, and Get You Registered to Vote

she's so iconic for this 🤩

Lizzo is joining forces with HeadCount, a nonprofit, non-partisan organization that works to get music fans involved in. HeadCount volunteers can be found at concerts, festivals and special events; according to their website, they show up at over 1,000 events per year and have signed up over 1 million voters since 2004.

"We celebrate volunteerism, diversity, social consciousness, and value our shared humanity in the democratic process. We are inclusive, youthful, friendly and human," the org shares in its values statement. They've also worked with Ariana Grande,You'll be able to find HeadCount volunteers at a bunch of stops on Lizzo'stour, which kicks off on September 23 in Sunrise, Florida.

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