Josh Homme calls on fellow musicians to help victims of the Paris attacks

Josh Homme is calling on fellow musicians to help raise funds for the victims of the Paris terrorist attacks by covering Eagles Of Death Metal’s ‘I Love You All The Time’.
“For every cover sold, we pledge to donate 100% of the publishing income to The Sweet Stuff Foundation,” he explains in an online post.
With the EODM headlining the Dublin Olympia just days before the La Bataclan shootings, it’d be great to have lots of Irish artists pitching in with their covers.
Here’s Josh’s statement in full:
“Hello talented friend, the senseless and violent terrorist attacks of 13 November, 2015 in Paris have left us all unsettled and we dare not give another second of precious time to those who have tried to steal our freedoms and take away our power. We are calling upon our friends to donate their time, talent and good will in a show of solidarity to help the victims of these atrocious acts in Paris and those affected by terrorism worldwide.
“We are asking for you to cover our song ‘I Love You All The Time’. For every cover sold, we pledge to donate 100% of the publishing income to The Sweet Stuff Foundation. We ask that you also donate the money generated from sales of the song to the charity. In the same spirit, we would encourage you to offer one of your songs up to be covered by another artist, and follow suit – donate the publishing monies to charity – The Play It Forward Initiative. Whether you’re soul or R&B; hip-hop or hippy; garage, goth, country, punk or pop; death metal or DJ; it matters not. Whether your version is faithful to ours, instrumental, uses only lyrics or fragments thereof or is completely reimagined in every way, it matters not. Your individual musical differences become our collective strength.
“Simultaneously, we will call upon iTunes, Tidal, Amazon, Spotify & all others who will sell these covers, to join us and donate their portions to a charity as a symbol of unity. So many wonderfully talented artists have offered their love & support or have reached out asking, ‘How can we help?’ Our answer is simple: unite with us. All of us. The musicians, the bands, the music companies & the fans … because we are music. We are the anthems of great nations. We are the songs of our forefathers. We are the hymns of God. The songs of the broken hearted. The unchained melodies. The songs of puppy love & of love that cannot be broken. We are the music of hope & possibility. We are the call to arms. We are the chorus of victory. We are songs in the key of life.
“We are the Champions … of the World. In the event our song doesn’t float your boat, we encourage you to help unite our business by any means possible. If you’re drawing a blank, donate something of yours or the proceeds from one of your songs, as Duran Duran has so graciously done. But do join us help & heal through music. They attacked us all, please hear the call.
“Thank you for your time & love to you all, Eagles Of Death Metal.”
Meanwhile, La Bataclan co-owner Olivier Poubelle has revealed that the venue will re-open towards the end of 2016.
“It will be a cross to bear," he tells Le Figaro. "No carnage of this magnitude has occurred in another music hall in the world. The only thing to say is that the joy of living was murdered. I have worked for 20 years in this district, which is one of the most mixed in France and also one of the most open. Here we fight to live together."