Christy Moore, Matt Molloy and Damien Dempsey are among a host of artists who are to feature in an online tribute to mark what would have been Martin McGuinness' 70th birthday.
The event, which is being organised by the Martin McGuinness Peace Foundation, is to be streamed on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter on Saturday from 7pm.
The tribute comes just over three years after the Sinn Féin vice president died on March 21, 2017.
Paul Kavanagh, a spokesman for the foundation, said it would a special and poignant tribute.
"Obviously the way many of us carry out events of remembrance and celebration have had to change because of the Covid-19 crisis, and we are no different," he said.
"I am delighted to confirm that we will now be holding a very special and poignant night of music, tribute and recollection,which will be streamed online.
"The event will feature musical performances from huge acts including Christy Moore and Damien Dempsey, New York singer Mary Courtney, acclaimed flautist Matt Molloy and a very special rendition from Martin’s grand-daughter Cara McGuinness.
"A host of other talented performers from Derry and further afield will also be taking part in what promises to be an incredible line-up".
Mr Kavanagh added: "The event will also feature tributes and recollections from leading figures in the world of politics, both at home and internationally, who will be sharing their memories of a man who continues to inspire us today.
"Martin Mc Guinness remains a much loved and much missed figure for countless people around the world. We hope this event gives them the opportunity to come together to remember him and celebrate his life in a unique and poignant way".
