Bob Geldof

Bob Geldof is an Irish musician, singer, and activist best known for organizing 1985's Live Aid concert, which raised funds to combat famine in Ethiopia. Originally the lead singer of the punk band The Boomtown Rats, he became globally recognized for his humanitarian efforts. Geldof's work extends beyond music; he has been involved in campaigns addressing poverty, AIDS, and social justice. His advocacy has earned him numerous awards, including knighthood. Overall, Geldof is admired for using his influence in the entertainment industry to promote awareness and positive change on pressing global issues.