U2, Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber have contributed songs to a new album for stricken Japan.
'Songs for Japan' will benefit the Japanese Red Cross Society.
Bob Dylan, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beyoncé, Lady Antebellum, Justin Timberlake and Kings of Leon are also among the artists featured on the compilation, which was released on Friday via iTunes.
All proceeds will go to towards earthquake and tsunami disaster relief.
The full track-listing is:
'Imagine' - John Lennon
Walk On' - U2
'Shelter from the Storm' - Bob Dylan
'Around the World' - Red Hot Chili Peppers
'Born This Way' - Lady Gaga
'Irreplaceable' - Beyoncé
'Talking to the Moon' - Bruno Mars
'Firework' - Katy Perry
'Only Girl (In the World)' - Rihanna
'Miles Away' - Madonna
'When Love Takes Over' - David Guetta
'Love the Way You Lie' - Eminem
'Human Touch' - Bruce Springsteen
'Awake' - Josh Groban
'Better Life' - Keith Urban
'One Tribe' - Black Eyed Peas
'Sober' - Pink
'It's Ok' - Cee lo Green
'I Run to You' - Lady Antebellum
'What Do You Got?' - Bon Jovi
'My Hero' - Foo Fighters
'Man on the Moon' - R.E.M.
'Save Me' - Nicki Minaj
'By Your Side' - Sade
'Hold On' - Michael Buble
'Pray' - Justin Bieber
'Make You Feel My Love' - Adele
'If I Could Be Where You Are' - Enya
'Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me' - Elton John
'Waiting on the World to Change' - John Mayer
'Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)' - Queen
'Use Somebody' - Kings of Leon
'Fragile' - Sting
'Better in Time' - Leona Lewis
'One in a Million' - Ne-Yo
'Whenever, Wherever' - Shakira
'Sunrise' - Norah Jones
