Live Aid 40 years later: Where Queen, Madonna and concert's biggest stars are today
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Phil Collins performed at both London and Philadelphia venues during the 1985 Live Aid concert that brought together music legends to raise awareness for Ethiopia's famine crisis.
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The impressive line-up in Philadelphia included Madonna, Tina Turner and Mick Jagger, while in London, icons like Elton John and Queen graced the stage at Wembley Stadium.
Phil Collins notably played at both stadiums for the historic Live Aid concert.
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