Charity Band Aid 30 Single To Hit The Shelves A reworked version of the Band Aid charity single is set to hit the shelves featuring stars including One Direction, U2's Bono and Ellie Goulding. The new recording of Do They Know It's Christmas? marks the 30th anniversary of the song. It is hoped the single will raise millions for the fight against Ebola in West Africa, which has killed more than 5,000 people. The song was premiered on Sunday night's X Factor, during which Bob Geldof urged people to help the charity drive. "This is the most inhuman disease out there, but we can stop it and we will stop it," he said. He added that the song is "a little bit of pop history." The new lyrics for the Band Aid 30 single One Direction, Bono, Ed Sheeran, Emeli Sande, Paloma Faith and Ellie Goulding are among the music stars featured on the single. Rita Ora, Sam Smith, Coldplay's Chris Martin, Elbow, Disclosure, Seal, Jessie Ware, Sinead O'Connor and Clean Bandit also sang on the track. An all-star line-up of artists have been arriving in London to record the Band Aid 30 single. It is the fourth time the song has been recorded, with the most recent previous effort released a decade ago. One Direction's Niall Horan arrived to loud cheers from fans gathered outside a west London recording studio on Saturday. The original Band Aid single was released to help fight famine in Ethiopia. The song sold 3.7 million copies and raised £8m.