Live Aid founders Bob Geldof and Midge Ure have confirmed that they are planning a star-studded concert to fight poverty in Africa – but insist it would not be Live Aid II.
Rumors have swirled for weeks that a Live Aid sequel featuring megastars like Madonna, U2, Paul McCartney and a reunited Spice Girls will be held in Hyde Park in early July, days before leaders of the worlds richest nations meet for a G8 summit in Scotland.
Geldof and Ure raised millions for Ethiopian famine victims with the legendary 1985 Live Aid show.
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