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Band Aid 30 to feature Chris Martin - In the fight against Ebola

Band Aid 30 to feature Chris Martin - In the fight against EbolaChris Martin will lend a hand to his good pal, Bob Geldof once again as Band Aid 30 (based from the UK) will unite many of the big names in music for the re-recording of Do They Know It's Christmas? This time, the 30th anniversary of the Band Aid track will feature not the Phil Collins, Paul Weller and George Michael of
but our very own Chris Martin alongside the likes of Ed Sheeran, One Direction and Emeli Sande. The cause this time round is to fight the globally emerging virus which has spread from West Africa, Ebola. The music industry is certainly a different beast altogether from 30 years ago and the sales from back then are unlikely to be emulated again but the global exposure of Band Aid is set to increase like never before, with a plethora of Facebook shares and Twitter re-tweets been a new measure of success in tandem with donations, partly raised by sales of this decades re-make for the very important cause of fighting Ebola.Band Aid 30 will be heard for the first time next Monday, 17th November and will feature Chris Martin within the official video, which is expected to be online upon airing. The release date of the single/physical copy is unknown but it's likely to be the Christmas Number One single (in the UK) like 10 years ago so December 15th in all probability! The curly locked Chris Martin of 2004 introduced the charity Christmas song as you can relive again below :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5vMdmajxFYDo They Know It's Christmas? is likely to contest Coldplay's upcoming new song, Miracles if both are released at the same time, which certainly seems the case should Coldplay be part of the Christmas Number One race.

Coldplay's Miracles is set for a 15th Dec release(Christmas Chart week), according to the latest UK release schedule: http://t.co/MWz5aAHVcy

— Coldplay News (@coldplaying) November 10, 2014
A very awesome and enthusiastic Coldplayer, In My Cold Place has set up a Facebook campaign in a bid for Miracles to reach the number one spot in the UK!. It's too early to tell right now what will happen with the release of Band Aid 30 likely to be during Christmas but it's certainly something we will all keep an eye on!

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