Peter Andre becomes celebrity busker for Coca-Cola
Joe Thomas, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Wednesday, 16 December 2009, 10:30am,
LONDON - Coca-Cola has hired Peter Andre as a celebrity busker as part of its sponsorship of London Underground busking spots.
The popstar will hold a one-off performance for shoppers at a mystery outdoor Central London location. It is the first time the celebrity has teamed up with Coca-Cola.
Andre will sing his current single, 'Unconditional', as well as a selection of festive songs. The event will help to raise funds and awareness for 95.8 Capital FM's, Help a London Child, which helps London's less advantaged and most vulnerable children and young people.
Andre commented: "I love Christmas and everything associated with it so I jumped at the chance to help bring a little extra festive cheer to shoppers. I can't wait to sing some of the nation's favourite and best known Christmas songs and really start feeling Christmassy!"
Coca-Cola's sponsorship of the 35 pitches begins on 30 November. It supports its TV activity which rolled out 14 November.
This article was first published on marketingmagazine.co.uk
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