Last night's One Love Manchester benefit concert raised over €2 million for both the survivors and families of the victims' of the Manchester bombing.
About 50,000 people gathered in Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester - to celebrate the lives of those killed.
Very moving- fans of @ArianaGrande who were injured at her Manchester Arena concert have just been applauded in to #OneLoveManchester pic.twitter.com/5Mm6Ca40LO
— Phillip Norton (@phillipnorton) June 4, 2017
#OneLoveManchester begins as one of the most intense rainbows I've seen in a while emerges. How fitting.
🌈 ðŸ pic.twitter.com/AxMggv5n72
— Laura Leslie (@LauraLeslieF1) June 4, 2017
The benefit show came just two weeks after 22 people were killed and dozens were injured at Grande's concert in the city.
Marcus Mumford opened the show and was followed by Take That and Robbie Williams.
"Don't you let your demons pull you down, 'cause you can have it all."@TakeThat shine brightly on stage in Manchester #OneLoveManchester pic.twitter.com/wZkul8iGRK
— BBC Music (@bbcmusic) June 4, 2017
What a moment â¤ï¸ The #OneLoveManchester crowd unite to sing @RobbieWilliams' Angels together ✨ pic.twitter.com/WJMeXeEP4s
— BBC Music (@bbcmusic) June 4, 2017
Ariana Grande came out onto the stage midway through the show - after performances from Parrell Williams, Miley Cyrus and Niall Horan.
The 23 year-old was greeted with a huge cheer when she took to the stage and later broke down in tears when she was joined by the local Parrs Wood High School Choir during one of her songs.
🎶 I'm stronger than I've been before 🎶@ArianaGrande gets the entire #OneLoveManchester crowd singing 'Break Free' with her â¤ï¸ pic.twitter.com/PhPfZ4ZlSN
— BBC Music (@bbcmusic) June 4, 2017
📹| Ariana and a Choir performing 'My Everything' at the #OneLoveManchester benefit concert last night. pic.twitter.com/JWn6Sfl3vF
— Ariana Source (@AGSources) June 4, 2017
Other performers on the night included Mac Miller, Little Mix, Katy Perry, Black Eyed Peas, Justin Bieber and Coldplay while Liam Gallagher also made a surprise appearance in his home town of Manchester.
Great night ðŸ #OneLoveManchester #BlackEyedPeas #onelove #arianagrande #manchester #charityconcert #prayformachester #donate #prayforlondon pic.twitter.com/S5NKoYASMn
— lady verity thompson (@veritymc100) June 5, 2017
Justin Bieber was reduced to tears during an emotional dedication to the Manchester victims #OneLoveManchester pic.twitter.com/3bXRUmhnL6
— Dan Wootton (@danwootton) June 4, 2017
WATCH 🎥 Coldplay Serenade Manchester with 'Fix You' at #OneLoveMachester Benefit pic.twitter.com/7CODlSoXMN
— James Parkley (@jnarls) June 4, 2017
Watch @MileyCyrus & @ArianaGrande unite for a beautiful performance of Don't Dream It's Over at #OneLoveManchester: https://t.co/DCbjkRf3YX pic.twitter.com/p6eMYrhTeQ
— BBC Music (@bbcmusic) June 5, 2017
While it was Ariana herslelf who closed off the show with a moving rendition of Somewhere Over the Rainbow:
This. 🌈✨
Thank you for everything tonight, @ArianaGrande and #OneLoveManchester pic.twitter.com/q2o0ESFuco
— BBC Music (@bbcmusic) June 4, 2017
One of the most standout moments of the night was this policeman dancing with a bunch of kids:
This is lovely #OneloveManchester pic.twitter.com/Z2ZNwOUXKM
— Niamh Hassell (@niamhhassell) June 4, 2017
