Live Aid concert

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The Live Aid concert was a landmark 1985 dual-venue benefit show organized to raise funds for Ethiopian famine relief, remembered as one of the most iconic rock charity events in history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf benefit concert
charity event
rock concert
telethon
approximateDuration over 16 hours
benefits Ethiopian famine victims
broadcastOn BBC
MTV
broadcastType global television broadcast
country United Kingdom
United States
date 1985-07-13
estimatedGlobalAudience 1.5 billion viewers
over 150 countries
featuresPerformance Queen’s 21-minute set at Wembley Stadium
follows Band Aid single "Do They Know It’s Christmas?"
genre pop music
rock music
hasFollowUpEvent Live 8
Sport Aid
hasMainStage JFK Stadium main stage
Wembley Stadium main stage
hasOrganizerGroup Band Aid Trust
hasVenue John F. Kennedy Stadium
linked to: JFK Stadium

Wembley Stadium
location London
linked to: London, England

Philadelphia
notableFor dual-venue simultaneous concerts
large-scale satellite broadcast
raising awareness of African famine
notablePerformer Bob Dylan
David Bowie
Dire Straits
Elton John
Led Zeppelin
Madonna
Mick Jagger
Paul McCartney
Phil Collins
Queen
Run-D.M.C.
Sting
The Who
U2
organizedBy Bob Geldof
Midge Ure
partOf Band Aid movement
linked to: Band Aid
purpose raise funds for Ethiopian famine relief
raisedAmount over $100 million
over £40 million
slogan The Global Jukebox
widelyRegardedAs landmark charity concert
one of the greatest live rock events in history
year 1985

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1984–1985 famine in Ethiopia inspired Live Aid benefit concerts
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1984–1985 famine in Ethiopia reliefEffort Live Aid
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Radio Ga Ga notablePerformance Live Aid 1985 at Wembley Stadium
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Do They Know It’s Christmas? inspired Live Aid
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Bob Geldof notableWork Live Aid (1985 benefit concert)
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Bob Geldof coOrganizerOf Live Aid
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Crazy Little Thing Called Love notablePerformance Live Aid 1985
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JFK Stadium hostedEvent Live Aid concert
JFK Stadium hostedEvent American leg of Live Aid
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JFK Stadium notableEvent Live Aid global benefit concert
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"Heroes" performedAt Live Aid (1985)
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Power Station performedAt Live Aid 1985
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Tony Hadley performedAt Live Aid (1985) with Spandau Ballet
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Bill Graham participatedIn Live Aid (1985)
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Paul Young participatedIn Live Aid
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Unforgettable Fire Tour associatedWithEvent Live Aid
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Midge Ure organized Live Aid (1985 charity concert)
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Midge Ure associatedAct Live Aid
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Hammer to Fall livePerformance Live Aid 1985
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Hammer to Fall performedAt Live Aid at Wembley Stadium
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Live 8 follows Live Aid
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Live 8 inspiredBy Live Aid
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Live Earth inspiredBy Live Aid
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Band Aid inspired Live Aid
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Philadelphia Municipal Stadium hostedEvent Live Aid
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Hide and Seek notablePerformance Live Aid 1985
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Hide and Seek performedAtEvent Live Aid
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