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The mighty Spinal Tap are set to reform for Live Earth. The faux heavy metal group feel strongly about climate change, having been moved to write a poignant new song about the issue called Warmer Than Hell.
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Live Earth LaunchCameron Diaz comperes the launch of the Live Earth project in this 42 minute clip, which features contributions from Joanne Bradford, Kevin Wall, Al Gore, and some of the musicians who will be taking part.
Al Gore InterviewFormer US Vice President Al Gore talks about the aims of Live Earth and how the project came together. He also seems thrilled to be able to count the Red Hot Chili Peppers as personal friends as a result.
Kevin Wall InterviewKevin Wall founded SOS to trigger a mass-scale movement to combat our climate crisis. As the Worldwide Executive Producer of Live 8, he is uniquely qualified to oversee a project of this scale.
All the latest news and information about the Live Earth event in the UK on July 7, including the artist line up and ticketing details.
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Spinal Tap are reforming for Live Earth. They've even recorded a new single, Warmer Than Hell…
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Our Corinne's at the forefront of the so-called Second British Invasion of the USA. Here she is with a sublime slice of summery funk from her debut album.
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Here's Johnny 'I've got a Hollywood actress girlfriend, me' Borrell and the lads with the lead single from their critically acclaimed second album.
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Written at the height of Keane's (now resolved) inter-band tension, Crystal Ball was the third single from last year's Under The Iron Sea album.
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Despite being slammed mercilessly by the critics, not only has this become the Peas' best known song, it also won a Grammy. Critics, eh?
