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Hayley Williams, St. Vincent, Finneas top wildfires benefit show

Charlie Vargas, The Orange County Register on

Published in Entertainment News

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Another Los Angeles wildfire relief benefit show will be hosted at the Hollywood Palladium.

The Feb. 5 G*VE A (bleep) LA event, hosted by actor and comedian John C. Reilly, will feature performances from artists and comedians including Christopher Owens, Courtney Barnett, Finneas, Fred Armisen, Hayley Williams, Jenny Lewis, Juliette Lewis, Kevin Morby, Lucy Dacus, MUNA, Perfume Genius, Phantom Planet, Reggie Watts, Rostam & Sasami, Scout Willis, St. Vincent, Symone, the Linda Lindas and other special guests.

Tickets for the show are on sale now at Livenation.com, and all venue and ticketing service fees will be waived. General admission floor tickets and VIP packages, which include balcony seating and entrance to the official afterparty with Rico Nasty and Dylan Brady, are available for purchase. All net ticket proceeds will benefit Altadena Girls, Friends in Deed, One Voice and the Pasadena Humane Society.

For fans unable to attend the event, Veeps will livestream the evening beginning at 5 p.m. for a $5 minimum donation at veeps.events.

The benefit show will also feature a plant-based food drive in partnership with Support + Feed. Ticket holders will be encouraged to donate plant-based canned goods to those in need. Bins will be placed at all entry points venue-wide.

 

G*VE A (bleep) LA has come together with help from UTA, Fly South Music Group, Grandstand Media, Sister Midnight, Live Nation, Hollywood Palladium, Ticketmaster, Juliens Auctions, Amber Health, Support & Feed and Fender.

The concert is one of many philanthropic efforts, including the FireAid benefit concerts on Jan. 30, featuring Billie Eilish, Joni Mitchell, Green Day, Lady Gaga, Olivia Rodrigo, Earth, Wind & Fire, Gracie Abrams and others. The event will take place at the Intuit Dome and the Kia Forum in Inglewood.

Fueled by powerful winds and dry conditions, wildfires that began on Jan. 7 have devastated Los Angeles with unprecedented destruction. Over 150,000 residents have been displaced, and 29 people have been killed, while many remain missing.


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