7.7.7
Monday, April 16, 2007
7.7.7
A heads up.
Live Earth is the name for a series of concerts of pop and rock music planned to take place on Saturday July 7, 2007 to promote action to confront global climate change. The umbrella organization for the event is a new global movement under the name Save Our Selves (SOS). The intention is to present seven concerts on the same day - one concert on each of Earth's seven continents.
The concerts will be broadcast live on television (NBC in the United States, BBC in Europe and also local stations from each continent), radio, and on the Internet via media sponsor MSN over 24 hours. Organizers have stated a goal of reaching an audience of over two billion.
Confirmed list of performers:
Giants Stadium (U.S.A.)
AFI
Akon
Bon Jovi
Kelly Clarkson
Sheryl Crow
Melissa Etheridge
Fall Out Boy
Faith Hill
Tim McGraw
Alicia Keys
Ludacris
Dave Matthews Band
John Mayer
The Police
Rihanna
The Smashing Pumpkins
KT Tunstall
Roger Waters
Kanye West
Wembley Stadium (U.K.)
Beastie Boys
Black Eyed Peas
Genesis
Razorlight
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Damien Rice
Bloc Party
James Blunt
Duran Duran
Foo Fighters
The News Boys
Snow Patrol
David Gray
Keane
Ray LaMontagne
John Legend
Madonna
Paolo Nutini
Corinne Bailey Rae
Aussie Stadium(Australia)
The John Butler Trio
Crowded House
Peter Garrett (rumoured)
Missy Higgins (rumoured)
Midnight Oil
Kylie Minogue (unconfirmed)
Silverchair (rumoured)
Wolfmother
Inly Hest (rumoured)
Eskimo Joe (hinted on Sunrise performance)
Are you ready?
A heads up.
Live Earth is the name for a series of concerts of pop and rock music planned to take place on Saturday July 7, 2007 to promote action to confront global climate change. The umbrella organization for the event is a new global movement under the name Save Our Selves (SOS). The intention is to present seven concerts on the same day - one concert on each of Earth's seven continents.
The concerts will be broadcast live on television (NBC in the United States, BBC in Europe and also local stations from each continent), radio, and on the Internet via media sponsor MSN over 24 hours. Organizers have stated a goal of reaching an audience of over two billion.
Confirmed list of performers:
Giants Stadium (U.S.A.)
AFI
Akon
Bon Jovi
Kelly Clarkson
Sheryl Crow
Melissa Etheridge
Fall Out Boy
Faith Hill
Tim McGraw
Alicia Keys
Ludacris
Dave Matthews Band
John Mayer
The Police
Rihanna
The Smashing Pumpkins
KT Tunstall
Roger Waters
Kanye West
Wembley Stadium (U.K.)
Beastie Boys
Black Eyed Peas
Genesis
Razorlight
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Damien Rice
Bloc Party
James Blunt
Duran Duran
Foo Fighters
The News Boys
Snow Patrol
David Gray
Keane
Ray LaMontagne
John Legend
Madonna
Paolo Nutini
Corinne Bailey Rae
Aussie Stadium(Australia)
The John Butler Trio
Crowded House
Peter Garrett (rumoured)
Missy Higgins (rumoured)
Midnight Oil
Kylie Minogue (unconfirmed)
Silverchair (rumoured)
Wolfmother
Inly Hest (rumoured)
Eskimo Joe (hinted on Sunrise performance)
Are you ready?
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