Apr 4, 2007 • 1 min read

More additions to Diana tribute concert

More artists are reportedly being lined up for the Ten Years Dead concert on 1 July, though some reported bookings have been denied.

More artists are being lined up for that previously reported Ten Years Dead concert being staged in the memory of the late Princess Diana on 1 Jul, though I'm a bit confused because this time yesterday it was being reported Take That and James Blunt had been added to the bill, but now they're saying neither of them have been booked, so whether that means any of the following are being falsely linked to the show also I don't know, but they have all been reported as being involved: Keane, Kanye West, Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams, James Morrison, Meatloaf and Orson.

Pharrell Williams, Bryan Ferry, Joss Stone, Duran Duran, and Elton John have all been previously announced as being set to appear. The Spice Girls and Dire Straits have also both been reportedly asked to reform for the show, while an invite is reportedly out there for Robbie Williams to appear. Oh, and Simon Le Bon has reportedly invited one of Duran Duran's recent collaborators, Justin Timberlake, to duet with him at the charity concert. All tickets for the event are sold out, of course, and given the sensitivities that surround anything involving Diana, I doubt you'll find any for sale on eBay. Though there's surely some dodgy North London ticket agency touting some somewhere.

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