The iconic painting that symbolizes the largest rock concert ever organized could soon be part of your collection, but it comes with a significant price tag! This remarkable artwork not only represents a pivotal moment in music history but also carries immense sentimental value for fans around the globe.

The original artwork titled “Global Jukebox,” which beautifully graced the poster and logo for the legendary Live Aid concert held in 1985, is set to go to auction. This event coincides perfectly with the 40th anniversary of Live Aid, making it an even more special opportunity for collectors and fans alike.

This stunning piece of art, showcasing a vibrant jukebox set against the silhouette of the African continent, will be auctioned by Gotta Have Rock and Roll. With an estimated value soaring beyond $100,000, this artwork comes complete with a certificate of authenticity, ensuring its genuine status and excellent condition.

Live Aid was established with a noble objective: to combat famine in Ethiopia. The monumental concert on July 13, 1985, not only raised millions of dollars but also reached an astounding 1.9 billion viewers across 150 countries. It featured unforgettable performances from legendary artists such as Queen, U2, David Bowie, and Madonna, making it a defining moment in rock history.

The “Global Jukebox” continues to stand as one of the most recognizable symbols in the music industry, representing not just a concert but a global effort to create positive change. Now, this unique piece of rock memorabilia could be yours if you’re the highest bidder with the financial means to claim it.

The auction will take place from July 23 to August 8, presenting a limited-time opportunity to own a significant artifact from a historic musical event.