The Make Poverty History Concert is being hosted by Australia's Make Poverty History coalition and is expected to draw crowds of more than 20,000. The aim of the concert is to engage, educate and inspire young Australians about the international Make Poverty History campaign.

The event has received the generous support of several leading Australian organisations. The principal sponsor of the concert is Optus and major sponsors include the Herald Sun, mX, Nova 100, MySpace and Network 10.

Drug and alcohol free event, all ages event (children under 12 must be accompanied by a guardian).

Performing on the night are:

• Eskimo Joe
• The Hiltop Hoods
• Evermore
• The John Butler Trio
• Sarah Blasko
• Paul Kelly
• and more!

How Do I Get Tickets?
You can't buy tickets to the concert – they are free. The only way to get your hands on these exclusive tickets is by winning them. Sign up to Insider News to find out what competitions are being run by Nova FM, the Herald Sun and other places.

Why Are We Doing This?
This November, world leaders will meet in Melbourne for the G20, and we're calling on them to meet their promises in reducing global poverty. You can find out more by visiting the Make Poverty History website.

Not from Melbourne and want to be part of the G-20 activities?
Jump on a bus, train, plane or boat or any other way you can think of with Miles Per Hour. The first 300 who register get free concert tickets. The G-20 meeting of the leaders of the world economy is a great opportunity for Australia to support the next step in the fight to MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY.