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    LA Gives Back: Fire Relief concert and livestream set for January 29

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    LOS ANGELES --

    LA Gives Back: Fire Relief has announced the lineup and livestream details for Wednesday (1/29). The 7th edition of the LA Gives Back fundraiser will be held at The Bellwether and presented by IHEARTCOMIX, BROWNIES & LEMONADE, ANOTHER PLANET ENTERTAINMENT and TERAGRAM. The livestream will be available here.

    Here’s the lineup of talent for LA Gives Back: Fire Relief: Alice Glass, Chrome Sparks, Corey Sizemore, Emo Nite DJs, Falcons, GODDOLLARS, GTM, Jeremy Burke, Joaqu.n, Kito, Ko aka Koala, Ladies of Leisure, Lil Mariko, Love Bailey, Miss Tosh, Niohuru X, Paradise, Richie Panic, Sassquatch, Shrek Rave DJs, Sleepy Joe, Spank Rock, SuperNova, Thee Mike B, Tech Grl, Vhex, Walker & Royce, and more…

    The first half of the day (4pm-8pm PST) will be livestreamed online only with various artists such as Marc Rebillet, Aaron Frazer, Sylvan Esso (DJ), Madison Mcferrin, Sizzy Rocket, Fat Tony, Nicole Miglis (of Hundred Waters), Sedona, The Bob Baker Marionette Theater, Andre Hyland’s The Jesse Miller Talk Show…and more, hosted by Reggie Watts, Hannah Rad, Jesse Camp, Avita Ash and Samantha Urbani. The night (7pm-2am PST) will take place at The Bellwether plus will be livestreamed as well. The livestream will also be available on Billboard’s YouTube, Brownies and Lemonade’s Twitch, VEEPS and on ON AIR.

    Tickets are available here.

    Produced and curated by IHEARTCOMIX, LA Gives Back brings together Los Angeles’ most iconic nightlife brands, labels, and groups, each capable of selling out large rooms on their own, together for a true showcase of the city’s legendary music scene under one roof, for one big cause: BROWNIES & LEMONADE, A CLUB CALLED RHONDA, EMO NITE, PANGEA SOUND, LIGHTS DOWN LOW, HEAV3N, ELECTRIC FEELS, SHREK RAVE, NINJA TUNE, MAD DECENT and PRODUCTION CLUB all sharing the venue with a massive lineup of headlining artists all night to raise funds. The event also features support from FORTRESS ENTERTAINMENT, LITTLE CINEMA, LITTLE SECRET, MS EVENTS, STRANGE LOOP, GOLD ATLAS PR, and RESTLESS NITES.

    This time, LA Gives Back will rally the Los Angeles independent music community to raise funds for charities that support fire victims, first responders, and animals who need help due to the devastating and fatal Los Angeles wildfires. 100% of the funds raised will go to local charities Pasadena Humane Society, MusiCares, California Fire Foundation (CFF), Anti-Recidivism Coalition. More info on all charities here.

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    FireAid, the massive benefit concert to help L.A. fire victims, came together quickly. Here’s how

    Tuesday, January 28, 2025

    As the Los Angeles area continues its recovery from a series of debilitating wildfires, the benefit concert FireAid this week will raise millions for relief efforts.

    FireAid will take place in two Los Angeles venues and feature performers like Billie Eilish, Jelly Roll, Peso Pluma, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Joni Mitchell, Sting and Anderson .Paak.

    It all came together in a matter of days.

    Joel Gallen of Tenth Planet, who has produced many benefits, including "America: A Tribute to Heroes" after 9/11 and similar programs after Hurricane Katrina, Los Angeles Clippers executive Gillian Zucker and producers Irving and Shelli Azoff told The Associated Press exactly what it takes to make a show like this happen.

    How FireAid came together
    The fires began on Jan. 7, and by Jan. 10, the team behind FireAid — the Azoff family, in conjunction with Live Nation and AEG Presents — had announced a benefit concert for Jan. 30 at the Intuit Dome. It quickly grew in size, taking over the nearby Kia Forum as well.

    Shelli Azoff was the catalyst.
    "When it became obvious that there was going to be a need, I think we were just trying to commiserate. 'What can we do?' And Shelli said we should do all we know how to do. We should do the show," says Irving Azoff. "Gillian Zucker, the CEO of the Clippers organization and Shelli were on the phone a few minutes later. And here we are."

    "Shelli Azoff reached out the morning of Jan. 9 about 48 hours after the fires started," recalled Zucker. "They had already reached out to a few music artists in their circle about the idea of benefit concert and based on that positive response, wanted to know if Intuit Dome might be available."

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