The Top 10 outfit were delighted to join the bill saying "It’s all about the people who’ve gone out and bought these 60,000 tickets in record time, we’re just doing what we can to help."

"Goldie Lookin' Chain brings the total to 18 acts performing on the day" explained Paul Sergeant Millennium Stadium General Manager "almost as many acts as there are members of the Chain I think! It means we have an incredibly diverse line-up  something for everyone."

Radio 1 DJ Edith Bowman has also been unveiled as one of the hosts for the day. It was revealed Edith sent a text message to one of the show co-ordinators offering her help as soon as she heard the announcement just over a week ago. "We were very touched by Edith's personal text message and immediately put her to the top of the presenters' pile." commented Paul.

Yesterday Lulu was also revealed as bringing her own contribution to the show, as were Camera, who will play at 3.00pm prior to the main show start at 3.30pm. "We wanted to say thank you for the support we have received from musicians and bands" explained Paul. "Camera offered to play as the audience arrives, which is very much in the spirit of this event, and so their performance is our thank you to every band, singer or musician who has called in offering to help."

Goldie Lookin' Chain, Camera and Lulu join Badly Drawn Boy, Charlotte Church, Craig David, Eric Clapton with Jools Holland and The Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Embrace, Feeder, Heather Small, Kelly Jones, Aled Jones and Katherine Jenkins, Keane, Lemar, The Manic Street Preachers and Snow Patrol on the bill.

1000 additional tickets released for public sale at 1.30pm yesterday were sold out by 1.50pm.  There are now no more tickets for Saturdays sell out concert.

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