Live 8 concerts and line-ups
On 2 July 2005, a Live 8 concert was held at Mary Fitzgerald Square, Newtown, Johannesburg, South Africa.
The event is also referred to as "Live 8 Johannesburg", "Live 8 Jo'burg", and "Live 8 South Africa".
A speech was given by former South African president Nelson Mandela, who was received with a 5-minute standing ovation by the audience.
Lineup and running order
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Cityscape |
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| Landmarks | | Public art |
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Civic
buildings | |
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Office
buildings |
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Residential
buildings |
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| Structures | |
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| Urban planning | |
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Politics |
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| Governing parties | |
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Political organisations
and parties based in
Greater Johannesburg | | Political parties | |
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| Trade unions | |
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Other political
organisations | |
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| Fortifications | |
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Monuments
and memorials | |
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| Cemeteries | |
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Historical
sites |
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Historical
companies and
organisations | | Companies | |
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Political
organisations | |
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| Other organisations | |
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| Events | |
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| Cultural heritage | |
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| Performance art | | Musical ensembles | |
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| Theatres | |
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| Events and festivals | |
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Museums and art
galleries |
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| Clubs and societies | |
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- SACC
- Anglican
- Catholic
- Protestant
- Jewish
- Islamic
Places of
worship | | Churches | |
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| Synagogues | |
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| Mosques | |
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| Hindu temples | |
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| Scientology centres | |
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| Mass media | | Magazines |
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| Newspapers |
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| Radio stations | |
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| Television channels |
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| Film studios |
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| Record labels | |
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| Game studios | |
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| Cultural references | |
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| Companies | |
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Diversified
conglomerates | |
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| Airlines |
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Construction
and engineering | |
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| Energy | |
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Financial
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| Hospitality | |
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| ICT | |
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| Legal | |
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| Manufacturing | |
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| Media | |
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| Mining | |
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Retail and
marketing | |
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Restaurant
franchises | |
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| Services | |
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| Transport | |
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State-owned
enterprises | |
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Professional
associations | |
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| Mining |
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| Shopping centres | |
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| Hotels and resorts | |
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| Venues | |
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Restaurants,
bars and cafés | |
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| Tourism |
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Sports governing
bodies based in
Greater Johannesburg | |
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| Teams | | Soccer |
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| Rugby | |
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| Cricket | |
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| Basketball | |
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| Equestrian sports | |
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| Sports events | |
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| Sports venues | Stadia and
arenas |
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| Golf courses | |
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Equestrian
venues | |
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Motorsports
venues |
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| Libraries | |
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| Universities | |
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Other tertiary
institutions | | Business schools | |
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| Religious institutions | |
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| State schools | |
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| Private schools | |
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| Alternative schools | |
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| International schools | |
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Services |
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| Hospitals |
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Water supply
and sanitation |
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| Electricity supply |
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Law enforcement and
emergency services | |
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| Charities and NGOs | |
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Military units and formations |
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