Harvey Goldsmith (born 4 March 1946 in

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) is an English performing arts promoter. He is best known as a promoter of

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, charity concerts, television broadcasts for the

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and more recently the

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shows at the Royal Albert Hall. In 1985, Goldsmith promoted the Live Aid concert held at

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in London. During early 2007, he appeared on the

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programme '' Get Your Act Together with Harvey Goldsmith''. In October the same year, he promoted a reunion concert for surviving members of

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in memory of Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun, which was held at London's O₂ Arena. Goldsmith has produced, managed and promoted shows with many of the world's major artists including Yes, Genesis,

, Pink Floyd,

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, Elton John, U2, Madonna,

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, Bruce Springsteen, Santana, Luciano Pavarotti, Sheryl Crow,

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, Bee Gees, Jools Holland, Oasis,

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, Rod Stewart, Diana Ross, Saxon, Shirley Bassey,

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, Eric Clapton,

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, Ash, Madness, Aswad, David Gray,

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, Sting, and Jeff Beck.

Career

Born on 4 March 1946 to a

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family in

, Middlesex, Goldsmith started out as a pharmacy student in Brighton, East Sussex where he founded Club 66, a successful weekly student live music venue and organized larger events at the Brighton Metropole. Goldsmith's first big break in the world of music promotion came with founding the popular 'Garden Party' festivals at

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, which started in 1971 and ran annually until 1980. A decade later the scale of many popular concerts had increased and moved to larger stadiums and had established

as a major venue for the top artists of the world. In 1975, he was the promoter behind the

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Concert at Queens Park Rangers' Stadium for Yes, when they were touring for their '' Relayer'' album. During 1979 Goldsmith promoted the Concerts for Kampuchea, at

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, London, featuring artists including

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and

. The event raised over $2 million from worldwide sales. In 1985, Goldsmith organised Live Aid with Bob Geldof which became a £140 million fundraising venture within ten weeks. Live Aid was the first ever "Global Juke Box", featuring two near-simultaneous concerts, at

in the UK and

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in the US, with over 60 countries showing the 17-hour event live on television. Following the success of Live Aid, Goldsmith became involved with concerts in aid of

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, including a worldwide

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Tour. He joined

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in 1982 and produced the first Prince's Trust Rock Gala. Goldsmith then became a member of The Prince's Trust Board and Vice Chairman of Prince's Trust Trading Ltd. In 1986, he promoted Luciano Pavarotti at

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. Because of Goldsmith's expertise in staging charity events, his company Harvey Goldsmith Artiste Management productions was brought in as

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producers of the 1990 live performance of Pink Floyd's ''

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'', from Berlin. Due to the success of these concerts, Pavarotti agreed to perform at a free concert in Hyde Park, which was organised by Goldsmith in 1991. This concert was part of Pavarotti's 30th anniversary celebrations and attracted 125,000 people. In 1992 Goldsmith organised

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to increase AIDS awareness and this was a

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success. In the same year he became chairman of the first National Music Day (UK), which was instigated to promote the importance of music in UK. Goldsmith arranged a programme of 1,500 musical events nationwide, in many musical styles. Goldsmith persuaded Pavarotti to return and perform again in UK at the

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during 1993. In 1994 under the

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of The

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and President Havel of the Czech Republic, Goldsmith was appointed

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Producer of The Prague Heritage Fund Gala Classical Concert. This concert featured

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, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Murray Perahia, and Gabriela Beňačková, and was televised worldwide. The same year, he co-promoted the

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show at

with the

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. In 1994 Goldsmith began working with

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. This has been one of the most successful shows to perform in the UK, returning to London's Royal Albert Hall on a regular basis. The show has been seen by around 183,000 people and sells in the region of 98% of its tickets. In 2005 Goldsmith managed the show in London, Birmingham and Manchester. This marked the first time in Europe for having three different productions in the same country. He continues to promotes this show. In the Queen's Birthday Honours 1996 Goldsmith was appointed a

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for his work in the entertainment industry. Between 1996 and 1998 Goldsmith oversaw spectacular productions of the '' Lord of the Dance'' musical, which featured

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in the leading role. he also promoted Pavarotti for a fourth time, in

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during 1997. In October 2002 Goldsmith promoted Bruce Springsteen at Wembley Arena. Tickets for this show sold out in 40 minutes, making it one of his most successful promotions. This was followed by three sellout stadium shows in May 2003. In November 2006 Goldsmith produced the UK Arena dates of Springsteen's sell-out tour with the Seeger Sessions band. In January 2006 Goldsmith was awarded the

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from the French Minister of Culture. He presented the dance spectacular '' The Merchants of Bollywood'', the first ever

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production to tour straight from

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. The show toured the UK and opened at the Hammersmith Apollo in London on 21 December 2006. Goldsmith was honoured with the 15th Music Industry Trust's Award in October 2006, one of the highest accolades to be awarded in the music industry, in recognition of his contribution to the music industry. In the same year,

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honoured The Live Aid founders and

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producers Goldsmith, Bob Geldof and John Kennedy OBE, with the Midem Personality of the Year Award, which was awarded in recognition of their outstanding work in bringing the music industry together to help alleviate poverty and famine in Africa. It was the first time in the 17-year history of Midem that this accolade was awarded to more than one person. In 2007 he promoted a six-month European tour of ''The Merchants of Bollywood''. In May and June 2008 Goldsmith brought Bruce Springsteen and the

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back to the UK. They played at Manchester Old Trafford Stadium, London Emirates Stadium and Cardiff Millennium Stadium. This was the first concert ever held at the Emirates Football Stadium. In October 2008 Goldsmith produced Salute Petra, the official tribute concert to the life of Luciano Pavarotti, held in Petra, Jordan under the patronage of Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein. The tribute featured artists from the world of opera such as Angela Gheorghiu,

, José Carreras, and

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, and pop artists such as Sting, Zucchero, and Laura Pausini. The concert was filmed and made into a DVD, whose sales raised money for the UN Fund for Refugees. In November 2008 Goldsmith was honoured with the Armand de Brignac VIP Award from ''Classic Rock Magazine'', and he also won the award for Event of the Year for the Led Zeppelin concert at the O2 Arena in honour of Ahmet Ertegun. In December 2008 Goldsmith took over the management of Jeff Beck after meeting at the Classic Rock Awards where they were both collecting awards. The National Outdoor Events Association presented Goldsmith with the

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from the Outdoor Events Industry in February 2009. The British Music Experience opened at the O2 Arena in March 2009; Goldsmith is chairman of the foundation and of its board. The BME is a registered charity and is the UK's museum of music history, with the purpose to advance the education and appreciation of the art, history and science of music in Britain. It helped over 14,000 students in the last year and administered over £140,000 in education grants for the local community. In September 2009 Goldsmith produced the Tower Festival in the

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which ran for 10 days. Weeks later, Last Night of the Poms starring

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and Sir Les Patterson went on tour around the UK reviving the hit show from 28 years previous. Before the year was out, Goldsmith produced

's UK tour in conjunction with

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, and also produced the first tour by

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, formerly known as Cat Stevens in nearly 30 years. The tour ended with a night at the Royal Albert Hall, which featured a preview section of Yusuf's new musical '' Moonshadow''. 2010 saw the release of Jeff Beck's first studio album in over six years, released on

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. In support of this album, entitled '' Emotion & Commotion'', Beck embarked on a tour of Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, the US and Europe. Goldsmith also reassembled legendary rock band

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to perform a handful of UK dates. In April 2010 Goldsmith was honoured as the International Music Person of the Year for his outstanding contributions to the Music Industry at the Musexpo by the City of West Hollywood. Goldsmith promoted a concert at the beginning of 2011 for the charity Killing Cancer with a lineup of artists including

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, Jeff Beck, Debbie Harry and The Who. In February 2011 Goldsmith produced City Rocks, which was in support of the Lord Mayor's Appeal, attended by the

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, Alderman Michael Bear and the Lady Mayoress, Barbara Bear. City Rocks was the first major rock concert held in the city of London. In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the institution's music education, Goldsmith was awarded an honorary fellowship from Ravensbourne, the university sector college innovating in digital media and design, in September 2011. Goldsmith chaired the judges' panel for the Editorial Intelligence Awards in October 2011 and became a board member. The Lord Mayor of London honoured Goldsmith with the Freedom of the City in November 2011. In December 2011, Goldsmith was named Event 100 Club's most influential person in the events business. He was also chairman of Ignite in 2011. As part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations in May 2012, Goldsmith received The Diamond Award for his contribution to The Arts. July 2012, the

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presented Goldsmith with an

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of Doctor of Arts. In August 2014, Goldsmith was one of 200 public figures who were signatories to a letter to ''

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'' opposing Scottish independence in the run-up to September's referendum on that issue. In 2017, Goldsmith staged a hugely successful world tour for

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, one of the most successful film music composers working today. Concerts featured themes from Gladiator, Interstellar, The Da Vinci Code, Pirates of the Caribbean, Sherlock Holmes, The Dark Knight Trilogy, The Lion King, Crimson Tide, Inception, Rain Man, and Driving Miss Daisy.

Promotion companies

*In 1973 he formed Artiste Management Productions Limited, to produce and manage artists in the music industry. *In 1976 Harvey Goldsmith Entertainments Limited was formed, which became the UK's leading promoter of concerts and events. *In 2002 Harvey Goldsmith Productions was formed to carry on the legacy of leading concert and events promotions.Companies House UK

Career

Promotion companies

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