Watch the Cars play 'You Might Think' at Live Aid in 1985
were near their commercial peak when they agreed to perform at Live Aid in the summer of 1985, but there was so much talent packed onto the bill at JFK Stadium for the event that even a string of recent hits didn’t help them score a slot better than midway through the show. They came out at 5:39 pm, right after Kenny Loggins played “Footloose” and before Neil Young’s extended set.
They opened up with “You Might Think,” but the song wasn’t included on the official Live Aid DVD. Here’s video taken from the MTV broadcast, which chops off a bit of the beginning and then cuts away halfway through to show Phil Collins landing at JFK airport on the Concorde after performing at Live Aid in London. Within two hours, he’d be playing drums with Led Zeppelin during their sloppy reunion set.
turned his attention to his solo career and and his work as a producer, though he would reunite his former band in 2011 to recordand he agreed to a quick tour to support it. He expressed mild interest in another Cars album when the group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018, though his
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