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Live Earth to produce Green Inaugural Ball
Kevin Wall, Live Earth founder responsible for the 2007 Concerts for a Climate in Crisis that featured 150 artists and 24-hours of music across seven continents to raise awareness for the solutions and challenges of climate change, has been tapped as executive producer of the 2009 Green Inaugural Ball on January 19. Staged at the Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture, the event sold out in 15 minutes without any confirmed artists, who are to be announced shortly.
“The 2009 Inaugural Green Ball Organizing Committee, and I hand-picked Kevin Wall and the Live Earth team to executive produce this year’s event to ensure we deliver the best possible Green Ball befitting this historic occasion," said Al Gore, who worked with Wall and Live Earth in the 2007 staging of Concerts for a Climate in Crisis, in a statement. "It is my pleasure to be partnered with Live Earth again, as they are the experts in creating high-profile events that marry music star power with an important environmental message."
Live Earth India canceled due to Mumbai attacks
Live Earth India, scheduled to take place on December 7 in Mumbai, India, has been canceled due to the terrorist attacks in that city last week. Ticket refund information will be posted on the official Live Earth Web site later in the week.
"Everyone involved with Live Earth India, from our U.S.- and India-based staff, artists and crew to our India-based broadcast, production, non-profit and marketing communications partners, is stunned and saddened by the tragic events of the past few days in our host city Mumbai," read a joint official statement from Live Earth founder Kevin Wall, the office of Al Gore, and IPCC Chairman Dr. R.K. Pachauri. "We always felt very welcomed and safe as we spent more time on the ground in Mumbai to finalize plans for Live Earth India, scheduled for December 7."
Bon Jovi, Will.I.Am among performers to attend Live Earth India
Bon Jovi, Roger Waters, Will.I.Am, Anoushka Shankar, Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Hrithik Roshan, Preity Zinta, and other well-known Indian artists will perform live at Live Earth India on December 7 in Mumbai, India. Live Earth India spokesperson and actor Amitabh Bachchan will also participate. Online music fans will be able to experience Live Earth India on MSN at www.msnindia.com/liveearth.
Produced globally by U.S.-based Control Room and in partnership with local promoter and producers Wizcraft International Entertainment, the concert will feature never-before-seen collaborations of western and Indian artists, a variety of musical genres from Indian hip-hop to American rock. Appearances and messages from former U.S Vice President Al Gore, IPCC Chairman and Director General TERI India, Dr. Rajendra K. Pachauri, environmental advocates and celebrities are expected as well. Live Earth India will highlight personal and policy solutions to the climate crisis, offer support for India's important environmental issues and causes, and provide a platform for India to solidify its leadership role on climate issues.
TicketNews.com Week In Review: Connecticut’s Scalping Repeal, Live Earth and Ticketmaster
By Alfred Branch, Jr.
TicketNews.com
Connecticut’s move to legalize the reselling of tickets was big news last week, but another acquisition by Ticketmaster and the massive Live Earth concerts nearly stole the show.
With little fanfare considering its potential impact on the state’s economy, Gov. Jodi Rell signed the bill to legalize ticket scalping, a move hailed by brokers who could finally work openly without searching for loopholes.
The law takes effect October 1.
Despite some early opposition from Ticketmaster and state Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, both the House and Senate of the state’s General Assembly approved the new law unanimously, which lifts all caps and restrictions on the resale of event tickets, creates a 1,500-foot, no scalping buffer zone around venues and toughens the punishment for the sale of counterfeit tickets. Prior to the General Assembly vote, Ticketmaster withdrew any opposition, in part because the company is in the midst of expanding its auction and resale businesses. . .
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood to Perform at Live Earth Washington D.C.
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood will be the main performers at tomorrow's Live Earth Washington D.C. concert. Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood will each perform a song and the classic blues band Blues Nation will take the stage.
Al Gore today announced the surprise Live Earth concert in Washington D.C. The all-day "Mother Earth" concert had been previously planned, but the former Vice-President announced Friday that the event would be part of the Live Earth series this Saturday. The DC event will also feature films, music, and speakers, including scientists and leaders from Native American Indian communities. . .
Turning Green in Its Wake: Venues to Continue Efforts After Live Earth
LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) -- In an effort to implement a more sustainable event production model, members of the Live Earth Green Team will provide global concert venues with the tools and guideli
EBay Teams With Live Earth
EBay has signed on as the "authorized ticket resale provider" for the Live Earth concert in East Rutherford, N.J., July 7th, according to a recent announcement.
Live Earth Concerts Simultaneously in London and New York
Live Concert Events to be Held on 7/7/07 at London's Wembley Stadium and New York's Giants Stadium
LONDON, April 13 /PRESS RELEASE/ -- Affirming its status as the global leader in live concerts, Live Nation (NYSE: LYV), announced today that it will promote the forthcoming Live Earth concerts in London and New York on 7/7/07 on behalf of Live Earth founder and Control Room CEO, Kevin Wall, who is the world wide producer of the events. The 7-continent 24-hour Live Earth concerts were announced earlier this week with the confirmation of headliners for the London and New York concerts as follows....
The Rolling Stones and The Who Will Not Appear at Live Earth
The Rolling Stones and The Who are denying reports that they are signed up for the Live Earth concerts.



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