Johannesburg, South Africa, December 1st, 2007 Options

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From FOL.com:
10/31/07 - LIVE joins 46664 Johannesburg concert

LIVE has just announced that they will board the 46664 Johannesburg concert at Ellis Park next month. The last minute addition to the World AIDS Day concert on December 1 was confirmed today. The band will appear alongside the twenty-two other international and South African artists already lined up for the show, which is being staged to show support and raise funds for former President Nelson Mandela’s 46664 HIV AIDS campaign.

Confirming the band’s participation, Ed Kowalczyk said: "Nelson Mandela is one of the most inspiring and uplifting figures of our age. His tireless efforts to bring freedom and healing to the people of Africa transcend the boundaries of country and creed and speak directly to the heart of all humanity. LIVE is tremendously honoured to be part of this year's ‘46664’ concert."

As announced by Mr. Mandela on Monday of this week, fifteen of South Africa’s biggest artists have already come forward to join the concert alongside world artists Peter Gabriel, Annie Lennox, Corinne Bailey Rae, Razorlight, Ludacris, Goo Goo Dolls, Jamelia and Angelique Kidjo.

Tickets for the concert are priced from R120-00 (excluding service fee) and are available from Computicket. Call on 083 915 800 or visit website at www.computicket.com for more information.

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[Maggie]

I am soooo stoked right now!!!

[Maggie]

I am soooo stoked right now!!!

It was televised live on the day the previous two times in SA and have also been available on DVD after. So I'm sure everyone will get to see it!!

[Maggie]

Found this article:

Indie rockers Live to join 46664

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Found this article:

Indie rockers Live to join 46664

Thanks for the kind Maggie. We definitely want a review if you attend. Kind of cool to see Live called "Indie rocjkers" IMHO. Here is the article:

Indie rockers Live to join 46664
01/11/2007 14:51 - (SA)



Madiba, stars set for 46664 gig

Stars line up for 46664 concert

46664 concert to rock Jhb

Madiba announces Aids concert








Cape Town - One of the most successful and enduring alternative rock bands of the past two decades, Live, have just announced they have answered former President Nelson Mandela's 46664 HIV/Aids campaign call and will board the 46664 Johannesburg concert at Ellis Park next month.

The last minute addition to the World Aids Day concert on December 1 was confirmed by band lead singer/guitarist Ed Kowalczyk on Wednesday.

The band will interrupt their current schedule of US tour dates especially to appear alongside the twenty-two other international and South African artists already lined up for the show.

LIVE's addition to the bill will be a much welcomed return to South Africa for the band which during the 1990's and 2000's has sold over 20 million CDs worldwide.

The band's last two shows on South African soil when they played to more than 40 000 fans sold out in a matter of days.

'One of most inspiring figures of our age'

Confirming the band's participation, Live front man Ed Kowalczyk said: "Nelson Mandela is one of the most inspiring and uplifting figures of our age.

"His tireless efforts to bring freedom and healing to the people of Africa transcend the boundaries of country and creed and speak directly to the heart of all humanity.

"LIVE is tremendously honoured to be part of this year's 46664 concert."

As announced by Mr Mandela on Monday, fifteen of South Africa's biggest artists have already come forward to join the concert alongside world artists Peter Gabriel, Annie Lennox, Corinne Bailey Rae, Razorlight, Ludacris, Goo Goo Dolls, Jamelia and Angelique Kidjo.

Says 46664 International Director, Tim Massey: "This is the excitement of the 46664 concerts - right until the last moment you can never be sure who next will offer themselves to appear."

Tickets for the concert are priced from R120 (excluding service fee) and are available from Computicket.

[Hoodstock]

LIVE's addition to the bill will be a much welcomed return to South Africa for the band which during the 1990's and 2000's has sold over 20 million CDs worldwide.

The band's last two shows on South African soil when they played to more than 40 000 fans sold out in a matter of days.

Can't take that away from Live, 20 million and still going strong!