Bob Geldof rejects idea that Live Aid was part of a ‘white saviour complex’ - The musician and activist admitted that he ...

When the two signers joined forces for a charity concert, they thrust global inequality into the spotlight. Forty years on, ...

Bob Geldof has strongly rejected the "white saviour" label frequently applied to his extensive charity work in Africa, ...

The Boomtown Rats singer who fund-raised millions to help the Ethiopian famine says that rock 'n' roll has lost its romance ...

Bob Geldof has addressed claims that he is a “white savior” for organizing the Live Aid concert in 1985.

Live Aid: When Rock 'n' Roll Took On the World also features interviews with Bono, Sting, Patti Labelle and Phil Collins, ...

Live Aid became an indelible memory for not only music fans but also the artists who participated. Many including Spandau ...

THE world will always remember 1985’s Live Aid as the global fundraiser organised by Bob Geldof. But the truth was, he could ...

Bob Geldof has spoken to NME about the success of the new musical based on Live Aid, the state of the world, and why we will never see another charity event quite like it again. Check out our ...

Sir Bob Geldof has spoken of his belief that Live Aid couldn't happen today because the internet 'has broken down the world into individualism.'. The lead singer and songwriter with the Irish rock ...

Over the years, the outspoken rock stars have often been labelled as western do-gooders or as celebrities with white saviour ...

Bob Geldof's Live Aid musical Just For One Day divides critics as it's branded a 'shockingly tone-deaf tribute to himself' with 'flat as a pancake characters' and a 'clunky script' ...