Live Aid 1985 Ticket Stubs: What Are They Worth?

The Day Music Changed the World

Live Aid, held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia on July 13, 1985, was the largest benefit concert in history. The event featured virtually every major act of the era and is best remembered for Queen's legendary Wembley performance, widely considered the greatest live rock performance ever.

Live Aid ticket stubs are highly collectible for their historical significance. Wembley stubs are generally more valuable than JFK Stadium stubs due to the Queen association, but both carry strong values. The global significance of the event — raising money for Ethiopian famine relief — adds humanitarian weight to the collectibility. Authenticated Live Aid stubs typically sell for $200-$800+ depending on venue and condition. Contact StubHaul for evaluations.