Who’s where and when

ENGLAND

Hyde Park, London

U2

Sir Elton John

Pink Floyd

Sir Paul McCartney

Robbie Williams

Madonna

Sting

Annie Lennox

R.E.M

Coldplay

Youssou N’Dour

Dido

Mariah Carey

Stereophonics

Joss Stone

Ms Dynamite

Scissor Sisters

Keane

Snoop Dogg

Snow Patrol

Velvet Revolver

Razorlight

UB40

The Who

Travis

Eden Project, Cornwall



Ayub Ogada - Kenya

Shikisha - South Africa

Thomas Mapfumo & the Blacks Unlimited - Zimbabwe

Angelique Kidjo - Benin

Tinariwen - Mali

Daara j - Senegal

Modou Diouf & O Fogum - Senegal

Mariam Mursal - Somalia

Akim el Sikameya - Algeria

Chartwell Dutiro - Zimbabwe

Geoffrey Oryema - Uganda

Siyaya - Zimbabwe

Coco Mbassi

CANADA

Park Place, Toronto

African Guitar

Summit

Barenaked Ladies

Blue Rodeo

Bruce Cockburn

Bryan Adams

The Bachman

Cummings Band

Deep Purple

DobaCaracol featuring Kna’an

Gordon Lightfoot

Great Big Sea

Jann Arden

Les Trois Accords

Motley Crue

Our Lady Peace

Sam Roberts

Simple Plan

The Tragically Hip

Tom Cochrane

Jet

Celine Dion

SCOTLAND

Murrayfield, Edinburgh (Wed July 6)



The Proclaimers

Annie Lennox

Youssou N’Dour

Sugababes

Bob Geldof

Bono

Midge Ure

Ronan Keating

Texas

McFly

Jamie Cullum

Natasha Bedingfield

Beverley Knight

Jamelia

The Corrs

Travis

USA

Museum of Art, Philadelphia

Alicia Keys

Black Eyed Peas

Bon Jovi

Dave Matthews Band

Destiny’s Child

Jay-Z

Josh Groban

Kaiser Chiefs

Keith Urban

Linkin Park

Ludacris

Maroon 5

Rob Thomas

Sarah McLachlan

Stevie Wonder

Will Smith

TV AND RADIO:

SATURDAY, JULY 2.

Live 8 Live. BBC TWO 1pm-4pm

BBC ONE 4pm-9.30pm - Hyde Park live with the best of Paris, Rome and Berlin Live 8 Crosses the Atlantic

BBC ONE 10pm -3am - Philadelphia show live

BBC THREE - Live 8 Reloaded 7pm-5am: The whole Live 8 experience from Europe and America from start to finish for those who missed it earlier.

RADIO 1 1pm: Live coverage

RADIO 2 1pm-8pm: Chris Evans talks to bands and audience

MONDAY, JULY 4.

RADIO 3 7.30pm-9.30pm

Performance on 3 Live 8 at the Eden Project, Cornwall. Peter Gabriel hosts performances from Live 8’s Africa Calling concert

RADIO 4 11am - 11.30am

Live 8: A Backstage Story. Jon Ronson spends the day in Hyde Park, behind the scenes of the Live8 concert.

BIG SCREEN BROADCASTS

The lotteries to win tickets for the concerts in Hyde Park and Murrayfield have now closed, but you still have a chance to be part of the Live 8 events, as organisers have announced the release of an extra 55,000 free tickets for the Hyde Park gig.

The tickets will be given away at four ticket offices in London and six across the UK from 3pm on Wednesday.

The tickets, restricted to two per person, will be issued in London at the Carling Apollo, in Hammersmith, The Apollo, in Victoria, The Dominion Theatre on Tottenham Court Road, and at Stargreen Tickets in Argyll Street in the West End.

Elsewhere, tickets will be available at the Birmingham Alexandra Theatre, the Bristol Hippodrome, Cardiff International Arena, Manchester Palace Theatre, the Oxford New Theatre and at Southampton Guildhall.

The event will be broadcast on BBC television, and will also be shown on big screens at public venues around the country. The following screening locations have been confirmed:

Manchester, Exchange Square

Birmingham, Chamberlain Square

Liverpool, Clayton Square

Hull, Queen Victoria Square

Leeds, Millennium Square

Bournmouth, Meyrick Park

Plymouth, Armada Way

Wrexham, Queens Square

Belfast, Customs House Square

Inverness, Caledonian Stadium

St Helier, Jersey, People’s Park

Guernsey, L’Eree

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