Los Angeles, CA – The FireAid Benefit Concert, held on January 30, 2025, brought together some of the biggest names in music at Intuit Dome and Kia Forum to raise funds for wildfire relief efforts in Southern California. The event successfully raised over $50 million, which will be directed toward disaster relief and fire prevention programs.
Unforgettable Performances and Emotional Moments
The night featured once-in-a-lifetime performances, with legendary artists taking the stage to support the cause:
- Nirvana Reunion: Surviving members Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear reunited, performing iconic hits with special guests St. Vincent, Kim Gordon, and Joan Jett. Their performance was one of the most talked-about moments of the night.
- Lady Gaga Debuts a New Song: Closing the event at Intuit Dome, Lady Gaga delivered a stunning piano ballad titled “All I Need Is Time”, co-written with her fiancé, Michael Polansky. She also performed solo versions of Shallow and Always Remember Us This Way, with modified lyrics paying tribute to California wildfire victims.
- Stevie Nicks’ Tribute to Firefighters: Performing at Kia Forum, Stevie Nicks dedicated her set to first responders, with emotional renditions of Stand Back and Landslide.
Other major artists who performed included Billie Eilish, Dr. Dre, Pink, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, making the night a true celebration of music and solidarity.
Major Donations and Celebrity Support
Beyond the performances, several celebrities and corporations stepped up with significant financial contributions:
- U2 donated $1 million to the relief efforts.
- Connie and Steve Ballmer pledged to match all donations made during the concert.
- The Annenberg Foundation announced it will oversee the allocation of funds to ensure long-term wildfire prevention and community recovery.
How to Support the Cause
Those who missed the concert can still contribute through FireAidLA.org or via text donations, with all proceeds going toward:
✔ Emergency relief for displaced families
✔ Wildfire prevention and mitigation programs
✔ Financial support for firefighters and first responders
The event demonstrated how music and community can unite in times of crisis, offering hope and real assistance to those affected by California’s devastating wildfires.
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- How FireAid Is Making a Difference in California
- The Emotional Highlights of the FireAid Concert
- How You Can Help Support Wildfire Relief Efforts
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