(AoftheAP) Catholyc reform group Call-to-Action announced Sunday November 18th that plans for a “Catholyc Live Aid” event are underway, with hopes to hold the event in mid-2013. Exact location and dates have not yet been decided, but an unnamed source has informed AoftheA News that numerous rock n’ roll bands have been approached and invited to participate. Proceeds from the event will go towards the group’s latest initiatives, including the publication of their own catechism, a “Listening Group and Roundtable Discussion for Dummies” video series, and the purchase of an additional bus for the “Nuns on a Bus” group, in preparation for the 2014 election season.
Below are some of the performers and acts expected to participate:
Black Sabbath
The Clash
Rage Against The Machine
Faith No More
Public Enemy
Garbage
10,000 Maniacs
The Pretenders
Call-to-Action is seeking input for other appropriately named bands to help make this event a huge success. Please leave your suggestions in the combox.
MegaDeath!
Twisted Sister
The [Grand]Mamas and The [Grand]Papas
Violent Femmes
Judas Priest?
How about the Kinks? There’s also a band that called itself “Immature”. Who can forget the “Animals” or “Smashing Pumpkins”? I think there was something called “Beastie Boys”.
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Hey, The Pretenders was/is a really great band; lame name, cool band with the hardest rocking lead singer/guitarist in Chrissie Hynde!
Howabout we trade them to the New Liturgical Movement for the “Dead Kennedy’s” and an 11th round draft choice in 2016?
It doesn’t matter who shows up–all the attendees need to do iis turn off their hearing aids when the music gets too loud
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Disturbed
Sex Pistols? Or are they all dead?
How about the Stray Cats??