Some of the biggest stars from around the world are coming together tonight for a one-off concert to raise money for the humanitarian appeal in Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin 's invasion of Ukraine has created a devastating humanitarian crisis, one of the biggest Europe has seen in decades.
Millions of people have fled their homes to neighbouring countries as the Russia-Ukraine war continues.
Now stars like Ed Sheeran, Tom Odell and Camila Cabello will join together to raise money with Concert For Ukraine.
Here is everything you need to know, including how to watch, who's performing and how to donate.
When is the Concert For Ukraine?
The two-hour long Concert For Ukraine will take place at 8pm on Tuesday March 29. It will finish at 10pm.
It will be streamed live from the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham.
How to watch Concert For Ukraine
You can watch the concert live on ITV and STV, but it can also be streamed online on the ITV Hub and STV player.
There are also currently some tickets left to attend the show in person.
You can find tickets on the Ticket Factory website, and they cost up to £52.
Concert For Ukraine confirmed line-up
The concert will be hosted by Emma Bunton, Marvin Humes and Roman Kemp.
Here are all the acts confirmed so far:
- Ed Sheeran
- Camila Cabello
- Nile Rodgers & Chic
- Emeli Sandé
- Gregory Porter
- Becky Hill
- The Kingdom Choir
- Manic Street Preachers
- Snow Patrol
- Tom Odell
- Anne Marie
- Paloma Faith
Ahead of the Concert for Ukraine, American singer Camilla Cabello said: “My heart is breaking for the people of Ukraine. As refugees from Ukraine join millions of other displaced people around the globe, we all have a responsibility.”
Emilie Sande said: "I will be singing to try to help every human being forced to flee their home."
How to donate
All money raised will be going directly to the Disasters Emergency Committee's (DEC) Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.
The charity is helping those who have been forced to leave their homes in Ukraine.
ITV will be donating all the advertising revenue from the broadcast, which is estimated to be around £3million.
All tax raised from the sale of tickets, which is around £100,000, will also be donated to the appeal.
You can donate online at dec.org.uk or by phone on 0370 60 60 900.
You can also donate £10 by texting the word CRISIS to 70150. In addition to the £10 you will also be charged your standard network charge.
