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From Sydney to Shanghai, Hamburg to New Jersey, Live Earth captured an impressive string of powerful sets from female artists representing pop, rock, R&B and more. Let us know who you thought turned in the strongest performance.

Alicia Keys
The New York native lit up the New Jersey stage with a dynamic set spanning soul, rock and pop.
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Angélique Kidjo
A world music star since the early '90s, the Beninese singer-songwriter offered a stunning performance in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Corinne Bailey Rae
The British neo-soul stylist's silky, sweet vocals and winsome charisma shone during her turn at London's Wembley Stadium. 
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Joss Stone
The precocious English singer showed her growth as a powerhouse singer and emerging writer with a strong gust of modern R&B at the Johannesburg, South Africa, concert.
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KT Tunstall
The Scottish singer, songwriter and guitarist arrived at New Jersey's Giants Stadium seasoned by a triumphant solo tour that showcased her exuberant folk-rock style. 
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Kelly Clarkson
She's gone from strength to strength since winning the first "American Idol" battle, and her U.S. Live Earth set proved the point with a powerful set.
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Macy Gray
Her signature vocal rasp makes the Ohio native one of contemporary R&B's most identifiable forces, as borne out by her performance in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Madonna
The pop provocateur evoked a more restrained elegance to support the cause, without ignoring spectacle, making her set a high point during London's Live Earth show.
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Melissa Etheridge
She brought an added edge and passionate conviction to her brief set at New Jersey's Giants Stadium, punctuated byher shout-out for Live Earth co-founder, former Vice President Al Gore.
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Shakira
The Colombian superstar raised the temperature in Hamburg, Germany, with an explosive performance showcasing her powerful charisma as a singer, songwriter and sensuous performer.
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