KnowraLive AidLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Live Aid, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 5Related 11Celebrity activismBroader topic: The event joined famous performers and mass broadcasting in a large-scale fundraising campaign.Elton JohnRelated: John's performance at the Wembley concert placed him among major artists in a landmark charity event.Paul McCartneyRelated: McCartney’s performance linked his public profile to one of the era’s largest charity events.Television specialBroader topic: Its scale demonstrates how a live special can connect audiences across countries.Television in the United KingdomBroader topic: Its global television coverage turned a British-organized event into a shared media spectacle.Neil YoungRelated: Young performed at the Philadelphia concert, linking his career to a landmark televised benefit.Public spectacleBroader topic: Its global broadcast linked mass entertainment to humanitarian fundraising.1985Related: The simultaneous London and Philadelphia concerts became one of the year's defining global broadcasts.Freddie MercuryBroader topic: Queen’s brief performance, led by Mercury, became a celebrated example of his command of a live audience.A Change Is Gonna ComeRelated: Artists performed the song at major public events, extending its associations beyond the civil rights era.1983–1985 famine in EthiopiaRelated: The broadcasts brought an unprecedented global audience to the crisis.Bryan AdamsRelated: Adams performed at the Philadelphia concert, placing his career within a major global event.Lionel RichieRelated: Richie’s “We Are the World” helped extend the era’s model of celebrity-led music fundraising.Herbert GrönemeyerRelated: Grönemeyer performed at the 1985 Wembley concert, representing German music on a global stage.Ozzy OsbourneRelated: Black Sabbath reunited briefly for the Philadelphia concert, placing Osbourne back onstage with the band.Queen (rock band)Related: Queen’s performance at Wembley Stadium became a defining episode in the band’s live history.
KnowraLive AidLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Live Aid, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 5Related 11Celebrity activismBroader topic: The event joined famous performers and mass broadcasting in a large-scale fundraising campaign.Elton JohnRelated: John's performance at the Wembley concert placed him among major artists in a landmark charity event.Paul McCartneyRelated: McCartney’s performance linked his public profile to one of the era’s largest charity events.Television specialBroader topic: Its scale demonstrates how a live special can connect audiences across countries.Television in the United KingdomBroader topic: Its global television coverage turned a British-organized event into a shared media spectacle.Neil YoungRelated: Young performed at the Philadelphia concert, linking his career to a landmark televised benefit.Public spectacleBroader topic: Its global broadcast linked mass entertainment to humanitarian fundraising.1985Related: The simultaneous London and Philadelphia concerts became one of the year's defining global broadcasts.Freddie MercuryBroader topic: Queen’s brief performance, led by Mercury, became a celebrated example of his command of a live audience.A Change Is Gonna ComeRelated: Artists performed the song at major public events, extending its associations beyond the civil rights era.1983–1985 famine in EthiopiaRelated: The broadcasts brought an unprecedented global audience to the crisis.Bryan AdamsRelated: Adams performed at the Philadelphia concert, placing his career within a major global event.Lionel RichieRelated: Richie’s “We Are the World” helped extend the era’s model of celebrity-led music fundraising.Herbert GrönemeyerRelated: Grönemeyer performed at the 1985 Wembley concert, representing German music on a global stage.Ozzy OsbourneRelated: Black Sabbath reunited briefly for the Philadelphia concert, placing Osbourne back onstage with the band.Queen (rock band)Related: Queen’s performance at Wembley Stadium became a defining episode in the band’s live history.