Live Aid Collection

Live Aid Concert in aid of the Feed the World campaign for the starving millions in Africa, Where music stars performed many songs for charity pictured is the finale of the show with George Michael

Francis Rossi lead singer with Pop Group Status Quo singing on stage at Live Aid concert, 13th July 1985

Singer Phil Collins & wife Jill Travelman at London Heathrow Airport. Phil Collins is about to board a Concorde flight to USA, in order to perform at the JFK Stadium in Philadelphia

British pop singer David Bowie performing on stage during the Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium. 13th July 1985

Live Aid fundraising star Bob Geldof was presented with a giant National Girobank cheque for £ 11.8 million. People in UK Post offices

Singer Phil Collins & wife Jill Travelman (right) at London Heathrow Airport. Phil Collins is about to board a Concorde flight to USA, in order to perform at the JFK Stadium in Philadelphia

David Bowie on stage at Live Aid, Wembley Arena, London. Picture taken 13th July 1985 ***NOTE - BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE***

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"Live Aid: A Global Concert for Humanity" In the summer of 1985, the world witnessed an unprecedented event that would forever change the face of humanitarian efforts. Live Aid, a monumental concert held in aid of the Feed the World campaign, aimed to alleviate the suffering of millions facing starvation. Amongst a sea of talented performers, Francis Rossi, lead singer with Pop Group Status Quo, took to the stage and captivated audiences with his electrifying performance. The spirit of unity and compassion filled every corner as Bob Geldof, the driving force behind Live Aid fundraising efforts, was presented with a giant National Girobank cheque symbolizing hope for those in need. Singer Phil Collins and his wife Jill Travelman were spotted at London Heathrow Airport before embarking on their journey to join this historic event. Bob Geldof's announcement during Live Aid marked a turning point in history - it was hailed as "the most ambitious venture" ever undertaken. The Band Aid Trust became synonymous with dedication and determination to make a difference. From Coventry came another remarkable display of solidarity as British singer Pauline Black graced the stage at Cov Aid concert held at Lanchester Polytechnic. Even buskers like Jimmy Jimmy (AKA James O'Neil) and James Kemp joined forces to contribute their talents towards this noble cause. Former Specials keyboard player Jerry Dammers stepped up as DJ during Cov Aid concert showcasing not only his musical prowess but also his unwavering commitment to making an impact through music. At Wembley Stadium, where dreams are made reality, stars from all walks of life united on one stage for an unforgettable finale that left hearts full and inspired countless others around the globe. David Bowie's presence added an extra touch of brilliance to this extraordinary gathering at Wembley Arena in London. Live Aid will forever be etched in our memories as more than just a concert; it was humanity coming together, transcending borders and differences to extend a helping hand.