Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Police, Coldplay Members Team Up

09/21/2010
. (Gibson) Drummers from an all-star selection of bands, including Pink Floyd, The Police, Radiohead, Coldplay and others, have joined together for a new charity project called A Beat for Peace, according to ClashMusic.com. The musicians are collaborating to bring attention to Sudan, where an uncertain peace agreement has come on the heels of civil war.

Percussionists from Nick Mason (Pink Floyd) and Stewart Copeland (The Police) to Phil Selway (Radiohead) and Will Champion (Coldplay) worked together on a video, recording their parts along with an assortment of famous and unknown artists in different locations around the world.

The video has been released before a meeting of world leaders at the United Nations in New York City on September 24. Check it out - here

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