Concert for Ukraine was a two-hourbenefit concert in the United Kingdom organised byITV plc, Livewire Pictures,Global Radio and theDisasters Emergency Committee to raise funds for people affected by the2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine through the DEC Appeal. The concert took place at theResorts World Arena inBirmingham on 29 March 2022, and featured a number of contemporary artists.

The concert was presented byRoman Kemp,Marvin Humes andEmma Bunton, who introduced the various acts and appeals for donations. It was broadcast on television byITV, as well as being streamed live on theITV Hub, while Global'sHeart andCapital radio networks also aired coverage of performances.^[1] The concert was also simulcast in Ireland onVirgin Media One and was broadcast in Australia onABC TV Plus on 30 March, the latter of which benefitted theABC's "ABC Gives Ukraine Appeal", with proceeds going to the Emergency Action Alliance (EAA) Ukraine Appeal.^[2][3] Tickets to attend the concert were also made available. It was announced that all proceeds would go directly to the Disasters Emergency Committee's Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal, while ITV confirmed it would donate the advertising revenue from the concert, which it estimated to be around £3million, to the appeal.^[4][5]

The concert was organised by Guy Freeman of Livewire Pictures, who put the event together in three weeks.^[6] Details were announced on 16 March, with retailerMarks & Spencer confirmed as the event's lead sponsor.^[7][8][9]

The following is a setlist from the concert, including speeches and songs, as it aired in ITV on 29 March 2022:

• Snow Patrol – "Run"
• Emeli Sandé andThe Kingdom Choir – "Brighter Days"
• Sir Trevor McDonald with a tribute to killed and injuredWar correspondents, including a report fromGeraint Vincent
• Tom Odell – "Another Love"
• Anne-Marie – "Beautiful"
• Mel Giedroyc with a special report
• Jamala – "1944"
• Billie Eilish andFinneas O'Connell with a pre-recorded statement of support
• Manic Street Preachers – "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next"
• Becky Hill – "You Got the Love"
• Robert Rinder with a report on refugees arriving at a train station in Poland
• The Kingdom Choir – "Stand By Me"
• Ed Sheeran – "Perfect" and "Bad Habits"
• Report fromLviv oninternally displaced persons within Ukraine
• Camila Cabello – "Fix You"
• Camila Cabello and Ed Sheeran – "Bam Bam"
• 94 violinists from 29 countries – “Verbovaya Doschechka” commencing withIllia Bondarenko recorded in a basement bomb shelter and finishing withNicola Benedetti playing live on stage withTamsin Greig andEddie Marsan reading the words of refugees of Artem and Natalya
• Gregory Porter and The Kingdom Choir – "Revival"
• Paloma Faith – "Only Love Can Hurt Like This"
• Nile Rodgers andChic – Medley of "Everybody Dance" and "We Are Family"

A total of £11.3million had been raised by the end of the concert.^[10] By the afternoon of 30 March the concert had raised £13.4million for the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal.^[11]

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