Al Gore wants Paul MacCartney to join London’s Live Earth concert this weekend.

The former Vice President and eco-warrior is hoping Sir Paul will become a last minute addition to the event.

Paul is apparently a fan or Al’s award winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth and when Al found out he invited the former Beatle to join in.

A source told the Daily Mirror: “It’s true that Paul has been asked to take part. He said that the cause is very close to his heart and he’s very impressed with what Al Gore’s been doing to highlight it, but he’s still deciding whether he can do it at the moment.”

Justin Timberlake is also reportedly in secret talks to appear on stage with producing partner Timbaland and his pop heroes Duran Duran.

JT and Timbaland have recently been working with Duran Duran on their new album.

A source close to Timbaland told The Sun: “Justin and Timbaland have been rehearsing. They have something special up their sleeve for fans at Wembley.”

It’ll be a tight squeeze as Justin will have to rush off to his own gig at the O2 arena on the same evening.

London’s Wembley Stadium will host the UK’s Live Earth concert, one of ten concerts playing cross 7 continents.

The line-up already includes James Blunt, Kasabian, Black Eyed Peas and Madonna. The stars will go on the stage this Saturday (July 7).

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Kasabian are among the final acts to be added to the lineup for the UK’s Live Earth gig in London.

They’ve been added along with Pussycat Dolls and Metallica to play Wembley Stadium on 7 July to raise awareness of global warming.

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Muse have voiced their concerns about just how environment friendly, this years Live Earth concert will actually be.

They’ve questioned the ethics of performers such as Madonna and Fall Out Boy who use private jets. 

Muse aren’t appearing at Live Earth, but do play at the new Wembley Stadium in July.

Matt Bellamy revealed to 6 Music “Private jets for climate change? Not sure about it. That seems to be a bit on edge really – that’s an issue really, so we need to think about it,”

Free registration for Live Earth tickets opens tomorrow at 12:00 midday and is available at www.livenation.co.uk/liveearth

Tickets will be priced at £55 each.

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The lineup for Live Earth London has just been announced, with Madonna and Red Hot Chilli Peppers set to play.

Live Earth takes place in London, as well as New York, Shanghai, Rio de Janeiro, Johannesburg, Tokyo and Sydney.  The concert will be on for 24 hours and will be on the 7th of July at Wembley Stadium.

Live Earth Lineup

Red Hot Chili Peppers
Madonna
Genesis
Foo Fighters
Duran Duran
David Gray
Snow Patrol
Paolo Nutini
Ray La Montagne
John Legend
Keane
Damien Rice
Bloc Party
Razorlight
Black Eyed Peas
Corinne Bailey Rae
Beastie Boys
James Blunt
Tickets for Live Earth will be sold through a ballot and will cost £55.  You will need to register your details (media.livenation.co.uk/livearth) between 12:00pm 13th April and 12:00pm 18th April.  Names are to be drawn out at random and should you be picked, you will receive a text message with full details on how to purchase tickets.

The concert is set to be broadcast on BBC1, so don’t fret if you miss out.

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