A commentary suggests that popular music has lost its former power to instigate social change, contrasting its current state with historical events like Live Aid where it supported nations facing poverty and oppression.

July 13, 1985, marked Live Aid, one of the most ambitious and emotional humanitarian music events in popular culture history, aiming to raise funds for famine relief.

Forty years on, a look back at Self Aid, Ireland's 1980s response to the unemployment crisis, inspired by Live Aid, which saw U2, Bob Geldof, and other major stars attempt to create jobs despite initial controversy over its name.

Olly Alexander and Glyn Fussell’s starry, Live Aid-inspired shindig – featuring Christine and the Queens, Kae Tempest and Munroe Bergdorf – is a show of unity in a dark time for trans people ‘We…

An article delves into the historical details of Phil Collins' iconic Live Aid outfit and his remarkable transatlantic journey to perform at both the UK and US concerts on the same day. The story highlights the logistical feat and cultural impact of his performance.

A new photo book titled 'Madonna: Into the Groove' will chronicle the pop icon's pivotal year of 1985, featuring never-before-seen portraits by photographer Ken Regan from her Virgin Tour, Live Aid performance, and 'Desperately Seeking Susan' role.

On July 13, 1985, the world witnessed one of the most ambitious and emotional moments in popular culture history: the Live Aid humanitarian concert, where music became the voice of humanity.

Oscar winner Cher and Live Aid founder Bob Geldof are reportedly in discussions to voice characters in the upcoming Australian animated feature, 'FlySquad – First Strike!'.

Gemma Whelan and Stephen Mangan are among the cast in this multi-voiced tale of family tensions and trauma, set during the 1985 Live Aid charity concert It is July 1985, two days before Live Aid,…