Reside Help’s Authentic International Jukebox Paintings Is Heading to Public sale

The legendary portray that outlined the most important rock live performance of all time might quickly be yours — for a hefty worth!

The unique “International Jukebox” paintings featured on the long-lasting poster and brand for Reside Help’s 1985 live performance is heading to public sale — simply in time for the occasion’s fortieth anniversary.

The piece — depicting a jukebox over a silhouette of Africa — will probably be auctioned by way of Gotta Have Rock and Roll, with an estimated worth topping $100,000. It comes with a certificates of authenticity and stays in glorious situation.

Reside Help’s mission was to combat famine in Ethiopia. The July 13, 1985, live performance raised thousands and thousands and was broadcast to 1.9 billion viewers throughout 150 international locations, that includes performances from Queen, U2, David Bowie, and Madonna.

The “International Jukebox” stays certainly one of music’s most recognizable symbols — and now, this piece of rock historical past might belong to the very best bidder with the bankroll to match.