The phrase "aid concert" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The charity organization is planning an aid concert to raise funds for disaster relief."
Alternatives: "benefit concert" or "charity concert".
In 1985 the Live Aid concert had an estimated audience of more than one billion people.
WILLIE MCBRIDES "Tsunami Relief Aid Concert," featuring Bill McGarvey, The Cucumbers, The Demolition String Band and others.
The first Farm Aid concert, in Champaign, Ill., in 1985, attracted 80,000 fans and raised $9 million.
In later years he took to photographing rock stars (notably at the Live Aid concert in 1985), directing documentaries and TV drama, and branching out into sculpture.
Queen 1985 Wembley Stadium The group, fronted by enigmatic, buck-toothed singer Freddie Mercury, opened to massive cheers with "Bohemian Rhapsody" at the Live Aid concert.
Despite subsequent albums and an appearance at the widely-popular Live Aid concert in 1985, the band experienced growing pains musically and professionally, splitting in 1989.
Station identifications were as ubiquitous as sunburned Live Aid concert-goers.
The 1985 Live-Aid concert featured dozens of artists and acts, men and women of various races, ethnicities, and nationalities, and it did pretty well in the fund-raising department.
On Saturday he will be one of the stars at the Farm Aid concert in Camden, N.J.
The announcement of the three-day United Farmer and Rancher Congress, to be held Sept. 11-13, was made Thursday at a news conference in Austin, Tex., near where another Farm Aid concert was performed today.
A festival area that was the site of this month's Farm Aid concert, and was scheduled to be replaced with new ball fields as part of the development plan, may also be retained.
