Live Aid at 20

Boog City Classic Albums Live presents

Live Aid at 20

Wed. July 13, 7:00 p.m., $10

Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery
(and 1st Street)
NYC

20 years to the day of the concerts in London and Philadelphia benefiting famine relief in Ethiopia, 11 local artists play selections from that day, featuring performances by

Balls to Monty
The Domestics
Steve Espinola and Debby Schwartz
Amy Hills
The Inevitable Breakups
Limp Richard
Matt Lydon
The Marianne Pillsburys
The Millerite Redeemers
Mr. McGregor
The Trouble Dolls

(running order of show below)

Hosted by Boog City editor David Kirschenbaum

Directions: F train to Second Avenue, or 6 train to Bleecker Street. Venue is at foot of 1st Street, between Houston and Bleecker streets, across from CBGBs.

Call 212-842-BOOG(2664) or email editor-at-boogcity-dot-com for further information

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The Millerite Redeemers
God Save The Queen
Status Quo/Rockin’ All Over The World
Boomtown Rats/I Don’t Like Mondays

Steve Espinola and Debby Schwartz

Joan Baez/Amazing Grace
The Hooters/All You Zombies
Black Sabbath/Iron Man

The Marianne Pillsburys

Run DMC/King of Rock
Sting/Message in a Bottle
Phil Collins/Against All Odds and In The Air Tonight medley

Matt Lydon
REO Speedwagon/Can’t Fight This Feeling
Crosby, Stills, and Nash/Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
Bryan Adams/Summer of 69

Balls to Monty
U2 Bad
Queen/Hammer To Fall
Simple Minds/Don’t You (Forget About Me)

Limp Richard
David Bowie/Modern Love
The Pretenders/Stop Your Sobbing
The Who/Love Reign O’er Me

Amy Hills

Elton John/Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
Ashford and Simpson/Solid
Madonna/Into The Groove

Mr. McGregor
Paul McCartney/Let It Be
London finale/Do They Know It’s Christmas
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers/American Girl

The Trouble Dolls

Kenny Loggins/Footloose
The Cars/Just What I Needed
Neil Young/Sugar Mountain

The Domestics

Thompson Twins/Hold Me Now
Plant, Page, and Jones/Whole Lotta Love
Duran Duran/The Reflex

The Inevitable Breakups

Hall and Oates/Maneater
Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, and Ron Wood/Blowin’ In the Wind
U.S.A. finale/We Are the World