The Live Aid concert will be rebroadcast on July 13, marking 40 years since the original event with legendary performances and special commentary.
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Greatest Hits Radio will rebroadcast the Live Aid concert in its entirety on July 13, the 40th anniversary of the concert, in a 10-hour program called Live Aid Relived. The event, which raised over 114 million pounds to fight famine in Ethiopia, included memorable performances from artists such as Queen, David Bowie and Paul McCartney. The rebroadcast will include commentary from special guests and will conclude with a dedicated documentary highlighting the power of music in difficult times.
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