Stone Roses legend Mani announces star support from David Beckham, Noel Gallagher and John Squire for huge charity fundraising ball auction
Stone Roses legend Mani has announced further details about the huge Manchester fundraising ball that he and wife Imelda are organising in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for charities close to the couple's hearts. Mani and Imelda have had the support of a host of famous faces with incredible donations for a special auction on the night as well as star performers since announcing the event on November 18.
"Cancer affects not just the person who has it, but everyone around them, and I hope that by investing in some more research, we can help alleviate some of the devastation caused to families." Meanwhile the ball, at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel on Oxford Road, will feature DJ sets from Mani himself, Clint Boon and Luke Una, PAs and live performances from Manc music legend Rowetta, Danielle Moore , the Tall Faces and other yet-to-be announced guests. Plus, there will be some live art provided by Art Battle, with finished artwork auctioned on the night.
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