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THE DARKNESS To Headline 'Climate' Gig

December 20, 2005

THE DARKNESS will be among the headliners at a concert in Cardiff, England to raise awareness of climate change, it was announced today.

A total of ten acts will be announced for the show, which will take place on January 28 at the Millennium Stadium. The event's aim is to convert one million European households to renewable energy as part of a not-for-profit, non-political, ethical initiative (CCN),with any proceeds going to the UK-based charitable organization One Earth Trust, reports NME.com.

Bands will play for between 20 and 40 minutes. In between the sets "worldwide celebrities and dignitaries will encourage the public to switch to renewable energy via video and films", organizers say.

"The One Earth Concert" will be broadcast in the U.K. by the BBC.

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