Concert for Diana was a benefit concert held at the then newly built

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in honour of

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, on 1 July 2007, which would have been her 46th birthday. 31 August that year brought the 10th anniversary of her death. The concert was hosted by Diana's sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, who helped to organise many of the world's most famous entertainers and singers to perform. Proceeds from the concert went to Diana's charities, as well as to charities of which William and Harry are patrons. The concert was broadcast in 140 countriesKanye West, Rod Stewart to perform at Diana concert
". ''ABC News''. Retrieved 1 July 2007. with an estimated potential audience of 500 million. In December 2006, 22,500 tickets were made available for purchase for the concert, selling out in just 17 minutes. 63,000 people turned out to Wembley Stadium to watch the performances to commemorate Diana. At the end of the performances, a video montage of Diana as a child was presented, accompanied by the

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song " These Are the Days of Our Lives". The concert started at 16:00 BST and finished at approximately 22:15 BST – there were two short intermissions during the concert. A 2-Disc DVD set of the full concert was released on 5 November 2007. A Blu-ray high definition release of the full concert and documentary was released in November 2008.

Planning

In pre-concert interview, Prince William listed

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as one of Diana's most favourite music acts, but Jackson did not appear on the show. In one of the many tabloid stories that surfaced relating to the concert and the following week's

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event, it was alleged that

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, the

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, Keane, and other acts were set to play at the concert but were lost to Live Earth. The concert organisers were apparently trying to secure their top acts, and were also being pressured into rethinking their lineup to appeal to younger people, and compare to Live Earth. Catherine Middleton, now Prince William's wife, and Chelsy Davy, the now ex-girlfriend of Prince Harry, attended the concert. It has been rumoured that they were involved in helping to plan the event.

guitarist

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was expected to perform alongside Joss Stone in her version of " Under Pressure", but pulled out of accompanying after finding the new arrangement of his band's song "different... from the original".

Timeline

* Order of performances TakeThatDianaConcert

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– " Your Song" #

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– " (Reach Up for The) Sunrise", " The Wild Boys" and " Rio" # James Morrison – " You Give Me Something" and " Wonderful World" #

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– " LDN" and "

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" # Fergie – " Glamorous" and " Big Girls Don't Cry" # The Feeling – " Fill My Little World" and " Love It When You Call" #

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– " Drop It Like It's Hot" and " She Wants To Move (Remix)" #

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– " Say It Right", " I'm Like a Bird" and " Maneater" # English National Ballet – "

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– " Rockin' All Over the World" # Joss Stone – " You Had Me" and " Under Pressure" # Roger Hodgson – Supertramp Medley ("

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" # Orson – "Happiness" and " No Tomorrow" # Tom Jones – "

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", " I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" and "Ain't That A Lot of Love?" (with Joss Stone) #

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– " Switch It On" # Natasha Bedingfield – " Unwritten" #

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– "Slave to Love", "

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" and " Let's Stick Together" # Anastacia – "

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– " All I Ask of You" # Donny Osmond,

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– " Maggie May", " Baby Jane" and "

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", " Touch the Sky", " Stronger", " Diamonds from Sierra Leone" and "

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" # P. Diddy – " I'll Be Missing You" #

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– " Shine", "

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" and " Back for Good" #

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– " Freelove Freeway" (with

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), " Chubby Little Loser" #Elton John – " Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting", " Tiny Dancer" and " Are You Ready For Love" * Order of speakers # Prince William and Prince Harry # Sienna Miller and Dennis Hopper # Kiefer Sutherland #

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and

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# Natasha Kaplinsky #Dennis Hopper # Fearne Cotton # Gillian Anderson #

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# Jamie Oliver #

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#Prince William and Prince Harry #

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Attendees

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* Prince William (

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since 2022) * Prince Harry (

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since 2018) *

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* Princess Eugenie of York * Peter Phillips * Zara Phillips *Members of the

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* Catherine Middleton (

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since 2022) with parents Carole and Michael Middleton, her younger brother James Middleton and younger sister Pippa Middleton * Chelsy Davy * Kiefer Sutherland *

* David Furnish * Mike Tindall * Autumn Kelly * Peaches Geldof *

Diana's former husband

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(then Prince of Wales) was not among the spectators. Together with the Queen, then

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and his predecessor

, he was among the guests at the memorial service on 31 August 2007 in the Guards Chapel.

Broadcasting

The concert was broadcast in 140 countries.

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, Fearne Cotton and Claudia Winkleman presented for the

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and many other television channels across the world. In the United States,

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's coverage was presented by Aamer Haleem, Kate Thornton and Dave Berry.

Australia

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on FOX8 in Australia, which was hosted by Molly Meldrum (with a highlights package broadcast by the

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Canada

In Canada, the concert was broadcast live on CTV with a two-hour primetime special highlighting the best performances. The concert reached 2.8 million viewers and the primetime recap peaked at nearly 1 million viewers.

Italy

Unlike other international events, the Concert for Diana wasn't broadcast by RAI. The live feed was aired by satellite broadcaster

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on its Sky Vivo channel from 17:00 to 23:00. The concert was also broadcast on commercial radio by RTL 102.5.

United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom the concert was broadcast on

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and

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. The concert was watched by an average of 8.9 million viewers, and peaked with 14.8 million. Over the 8-hour period it had a 44% viewing share. It received considerably more viewers than the

concert which was broadcast a week later.

United States

In the US, MTV Live and

broadcast the concert live from 11 am ( EDT). The concert drew near double the viewing figures for the 2005

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concert with 1.4 million average over the 8 hours. NBC broadcast a highlights show between 8 pm-11 pm EDT. The NBC showing was the US most watched programme, averaging 8.7 million viewers.

Other countries

VH1 Latin America broadcast the concert in Latin America, the

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and Central America. DStv carried it in Africa by showing it on a dedicated channel for the event. Prior to the concert there were television specials on the channel. Star TV throughout Asia, except Japan where it was shown by WOWOW. A number of broadcasters showed the concert in Europe. Some countries saw the entire show live, others had only highlights. In Germany the broadcaster

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showed the highlights from 8.15 pm- 12.15 am CEST

Ricky Gervais

As with many live televised events, the Concert for Diana had a few technical problems, the most infamous of which occurred during comedian

's monologue, before

's musical finale. As a planned seven-minute routine became twelve minutes, viewers saw a nervous Gervais being forced to fill time, as a stagehand held up signs saying 'two minutes', then 'one minute'. Gervais performed a rendition of a song that

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performed on his show '' Extras'' before finally being told to 'throw to the

' and presenters Claudia Winkleman and

. During the extended piece, he performed his iconic "

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''.

Charities

All net proceeds from the Concert went to the charities chosen by Princes William and Harry. These charities include

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, Centrepoint and Sentebale, a charity founded in April 2006, by Prince Harry and Lesotho's Prince Seeiso. It helps vulnerable children and young people in Lesotho – particularly those orphaned as a result of AIDS.Sentebale
". ''Sentebale''. During the airing of the concert, Diana was hailed for her generous charity work with the Chain of Hope, Luton Indoor Bowling Club, and

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charities. She was also celebrated for her work with the

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in helping get the word out on land mines in Angola.

References

External links

Concert for Diana official news and information site
(Archived)
BBC coverage
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