Stars, bands, comedians and film makers will all share the bill this Saturday, March 15 for an anti-war gig at London's Shepherds Bush Empire.

Travis frontman Fran Healy, Faithless, Paul Weller, Garbage, Beth Orton, Evan Dando and Ian McCulloch will perform at 'One Big No', a one-off event organised by Emily Eavis, daughter of Glastonbury boss Michael Eavis.

Ken Loach, Mark Thomas and George Galloway will speak at the event, while Elton John, David Gray, Yoko Ono and Badly Drawn Boy are among those sending video messages.

Emily Eavis, who recently organised the 'Make Trade Fair' charity gig at London, said putting 'One Big No' together has been hard work. "It's not been swimming against the tide," she said, "it's been swimming against the tidal wave!"

"Bands generally will speak out against (the war), but getting a performance is a very different thing. They want to keep a foot on the right side of America. It's been a real struggle."

As well as the acts listed above, a number of special guests are promised for the 'One Big No' bill, which is likely to include Emily's mates Chris Martin and Noel Gallagher.

Tickets for 'One Big No' are on sale now, priced at £20 and £30. Proceeds are going to the Stop The War coalition and CND.