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Ariana Grande, the US singer whose Manchester Arena concert was targeted during last week's terrorist attack, will play a televised concert today to honour the victims.Grande will be joined by several major pop and rock artists at Lancashire Cricket Club's Old Trafford ground in Manchester. These are the acts who have been confirmed so far, their running order, and their songs:

Marcus Mumford: 'Timshel'
Take That: 'Shine', 'Giants', 'Rule the World'
Robbie Williams
Niall Horan
Little Mix
Pharrell Williams
Miley Cyrus
Justin Bieber
Usher
Katy Perry
Coldplay
Black Eyed Peas
Ariana Grande


Ariana Grande has called on the biggest international names in music to join her for this unforgettable evening, including Justin Bieber, Coldplay, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Pharrell Williams, Take That, Niall Horan among others.

Q: Where is the money being raised in the United Kingdom going?
A: Immediately following the attack, the Manchester Evening News and British Red Cross set up the “We Love Manchester Emergency Fund” to benefit victims and families affected. Team Ariana, fans, and corporate partners have all generously donated to this fund.

Ticket sales for the “One Love Manchester” concert, on Sunday June 4, will go towards the Fund. Collection buckets in Emirates Old Trafford Stadium, text-to-give appeals, and on-screen appeals for BBC viewers will all direct donations to the “We Love Manchester Emergency Fund”.

This fund is being managed by the British Red Cross and Manchester civic leaders. As the British Red Cross has waived its administrative fee, 100% of these funds will go to families. The first round of grants to support urgent needs was disbursed last week.

People from across the world can donate to this fund by following this link: redcross.org.uk/love

Q: Can U.S. donors make tax deductible charitable donations?
A: Facebook Live will be streaming the concert live from Manchester on Ariana Grande’s Facebook page (from 7pm – 10pm British Summer Time, 2pm – 5pm, Eastern Daylight Time 11am – 2pm Pacific Daylight Time). YouTube Live will also be streaming the concert from Ariana Grande’s YouTube profile at the same time.

Fans watching Facebook Live in the United States will be able to donate using Facebook’s “Donate” button. YouTube viewers will be able to click through to donate to the British Red Cross. Currently, Facebook’s charitable giving tools are only available to U.S. 501©3 nonprofit organizations. Therefore, the producers of the One Love Manchester benefit have joined forces with the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) to form the One Love Manchester Fund. Donations to this account are tax-deductible (as provided by law) in the United States only.

U.S. donations will be directed to the One Love Manchester Fund and any additional funds raised will also benefit charities that support victims of terror worldwide.

Due to the generosity of citizens of the United Kingdom, and around the world, we have raised millions of pounds to support victims and families in Manchester. Sadly, there have been other tragic attacks this week, in Afghanistan, Syria, Indonesia, The Philippines, Egypt, and elsewhere. We stand in solidarity with all families and children impacted by terror around the world.

For more information on Facebook’s donation policies, click here.

Q: What about the money raised in the rest of the world?
Our other streaming partners (click “Streaming” on side menu to see partners) will direct their audiences to onelovemanchester.com or to redcross.org.uk/love. Donors using either of these links will contribute to the “We Love Manchester Emergency Fund”.
Ended up with idiotic people spamming twitter about "will.i.am" accidentally saying "What's up, London" instead of Manchester. Now he's being called Where.am.i and a supporter of ISIS.