The 450 person Rock Choir sang at the epic St George’s Hall.

Ukrainian 17 year old refugee Alissa played the piano at the heart of Liverpool One.

And across the world, we received the most incredible content.

In Ukraine an amazing network of performance arts & music institutions, of schools and of individuals each created their own incredible versions.

We partnered with War Child and President Zelenkyy’s UNITED24 to send donations directly back into the war effort. Purposeful brands and organisations such as Merlin Entertainment and social value businesses such as Regenda engaged their workforces around the initiative to have fun and rally around the moment.

Ukraine’s most famous band Antytila performed a magical acoustic version of the song at Museum Of Liverpool

Go_A, Ukraine’s 2021 entrants, created a folktronica version.

UK Musician Ed Harcourt recorded a beautiful single which is available on bandcamp all profits going to War Child.

And in the US, 87 year old rock legend Sam Moore (of Sam & Dave “Soul Man” fame) sang a stunning and heartwarming cover.

Iconic locations took part, from The London Eye and Madame Tussauds to the Blackpool Tower.

At The Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow the song was performed on their incredible organ. Glasgow might have lost out to Liverpool in hosting Eurovision - but we had given them a way to show their support.

Choirs, community groups, theatres across the land joined in - from All For One Choir in Hull to the MIlitary Wives Choir in Exeter.

At The Great Escape festival in Brighton 90s band The Wedding Present did a live stream of the song.

Schools in Auckland New Zealand to aid groups in Germany.

Mexico City’s biggest University Orchestra.

Eurovision artists past and present. Ted Lasso’s Hannah Waddingham,break-out star of Eurovision lent her voice.

Ukraine’s biggest names in music and performance.

Kids ice skating to the track, mothers sharing images of happier times in Ukraine with their children.