Corrs to headline concert for South Africa Freedom Day

The Corrs will headline a special concert in London to mark South Africa Freedom Day later this month, it was confirmed today.

Corrs to headline concert for South Africa Freedom Day
Thu, 05 Apr, 2001 - 12:28

The Corrs will headline a special concert in London to mark South Africa Freedom Day later this month, it was confirmed today.

Former South African President Nelson Mandela will be among those outside the South African High Commission in Trafalgar Square to see the free concert on April 29.

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