Bob Geldof and Midge Ure have revealed plans for a music event to follow-up Live Aid.
The pair have said that the event, which will reportedly coincide with the G8 summit in July, will not be called Live Aid II.
It is also reported that the music spectacular will take the form of a series of concerts around the world, rather than one huge concert in a particular venue.
Speaking earlier today, Ure said: "I can say there's never going to be a Live Aid II but there's something brewing."
"It's big. And it's as petrifying as the build up to Live Aid, if not more so," Ure said. "We'll have all the biggest names we can find. But it's not just about big names, it's about making a point."
Speaking about the possibility of a follow-up to Live Aid Geldof said: "What started 20-years ago is coming to a political point in a few weeks."
"There's more than a chance that the boys and girls with guitars will finally
get to turn the world on its axis and I need you there with us," Geldof said. "What we do in the next five weeks is seriously, properly, historically, politically important."
