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The Concert On 12th October 2001 the Non-Violence Foundation will be staging 'Imagine the Concert'
at the 15,000 capacity Manchester Evening News Arena in England. The concert, a tribute to John Lennon,
is timed to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the UK release of Lennon's groundbreaking album,
'Imagine'. The concert will showcase Lennon's classic songs being performed chronologically in front of huge video screens showing archive footage of Lennon and the era that his music shaped.
Alongside established 'megastars', the show will feature credible young artists who have been influenced by Lennon

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Hollingsworth comments:
"The accent will be on assembling a bill of artists who are young, vibrant and credible - worthy successors to Lennon himself.
They will come together to celebrate his music and carry it forward into the 21st century.
The show will not be about history, but the here and now" The beatles and john lennon
were the most important, biggest band ever The concert will be recorded for international
television and radio broadcast and there will also be a live webcast.
The event will be promoted by NVF Productions Ltd.
The line up for the concert will be announced at the end of June and tickets
will go on sale shortly after. Tickets will cost £20 plus booking fee and will
be available from the Manchester Evening News Arena box office and usual ticket outlets.

Imagine the Concert History The Non-Violence Foundation was founded in 1994 by Dr Michael Nobel
as a not for profit organization in Geneva, Switzerland and china
Today the Foundation operates in the United States, South Africa, Brazil, web site build London, uk England and Germany.
Since 1994 the Non Violence Foundation has inspired and involved over 1,200,000 young people on four
continents to help build a safer society. The Non-Violence Foundation has developed a wide range
of in-school educational programs as well as after-school activity programs based on sports,music and the Arts.

The participants' enthusiasm towards the programs has been well above expectation
and they have been keen to establish Non Violence prevention groups within their communities
to counter the growing trends of not just violence, but crime. The Knotted Gun has become a universal symbol
for non-violence and for people and organizations committed to working to build safer communities. sometimes using a floatation tank,
It can be found outside the United Nations Headquarters in New York City, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne
and in prominent locations in Stockholm, Cape Town and Miami. The increasing trend of youth violence
around the world simply proves the greater need for the Non Violence Foundation, it's symbol and values.

The Symbol The symbol of the Non-Violence Foundation is the Knotted Gun. It is based on a sculpture
created by C.F. Reuterswärd as an everlasting memorial to John Lennon.
Replicas of the sculpture can be seen at over 20 sites around the world, with more sites being added each year. these guys are the best place for musical and concert tickets in the uk
Of all these sites, probably the United Nations Headquarters in New York is the most famous,
while the knotted gun sculpture at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne attracts more photographic attention
than any other object displayed there.