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We've put together profiles of music artists who have been involved with our events and campaigns - so you can hear what they have to say about the things you care about.
Chris Martin The Coldplay singer went to Ghana to find out how trade injustice affects poor farmers.
Raghav Pop star Raghav backs our Make Poverty History Rakhi campaign.
Rachel Stevens Pop starlet backs Global Campaign for Education
Athlete Deptford geezers Athlete have helped Oxfam raise awareness of the Make Poverty History campaign in 2005.
Thom Yorke Radiohead tunesmith backs Make Trade Fair
Nitin Sawhney Music maestro Nitin Sawhney has been active in events supporting the Make Trade Fair and Make Poverty History campaigns.
Razorlight Enigmatic guitar boys Razorlight have added their musical muscle to the Make Trade Fair campaign.
Jamelia Pop starlet Jamelia has been busy getting behind two campaigns at once – Make Trade Fair and Make Poverty History.
Keane Multi award-winning (and album-selling) songsmiths Keane have lent their support to the Make Poverty History campaign in 2005.
Minnie Driver Oscar-nominated actress Minnie Driver has given her support to the Make Trade Fair campaign.
REM Since appearing in the Make Trade Fair Live concert in September 2004, REM have really got behind the campaign.
Katie Melua Singer Katie Melua is giving her support to the Make Poverty History campaign.
Snow Patrol Pics of Snow Patrol at the Tsunami Appeal gig in Cardiff, 22 January 2005.
Goldie Lookin' Chain Goldie Lookin Chain are just one of the acts that have joined up to our Million Faces Petition.
