Fireaid Benefit Concert: ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Star interrupts silence after losing home in Palisades Fire
The stars gathered to raise funds for those who were affected Fires in Los Angeles.
The musicians all gathered at Los Angeles for the Fireaid Benefit concert, which was held at the Inteit Dome and Kia Forum. The goal of the benefit was to restore communities affected by fires that were burned in Los Angeles in January.
The performers were Stevie Nicks, Jelly Roll, Katy Perry, Billie Eilish and Rod Stewart, like many others.
Miles Teller interrupted his silence at the Firead Benefit concert after losing a home in the Palisades Pacific Fire. (Keleigh Teller Instagram; Photo Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP)
Towards the end of the show, Miles Teller broke through his silence after he and his wife Keleigh Teller, He lost his home during the fire of Palisades.
“First I just want to raise, I know there are a lot of first answers tonight, I know there were a lot of them at home, so thank you to everyone for keeping us. Thanks.”
“My wife and I, like many of us in Pacific Palisadam, lost our home in fires, and my heart breaks down for all who are affected throughout the city. A truly my heart goes to all of you,” Teller said.
“First I just want to raise, I know there are a lot of first answers tonight, I know there were a lot of them at home, so thank you to everyone for keeping us. Thanks.”
Earlier this month, Keleigh went out to Instagram to post photos of their house, noting in the inscription that she had regretted her left her wedding dress when she and the actor were evacuated before the flames consumed their property.
“If you are in the LA -A area, come out if you can. I wish I had grabbed my wedding dress .. I wish I did a lot differently, but it doesn’t matter, stay safe, go out,” Keleigh time.
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Teller was joined on stage by his neighbor, who shared his moving, personal story of how Palisade Fire influenced him and his family. Olivia Rodrigo then entered the stage, followed by Sting.
Throughout the evening, the residents of the Pacific Palisades Community, as well as the Altaden Community – which was devastated by Eaton Fire – occupied the stage to share their experiences.
In the middle of the performance of Nicks, she took the moment to tell the audience a personal story: “I was on the way of two solid years, and I just left about three weeks before the fires started. I ‘I’ll go a little removal here and actually talk to you about what what happened. “
“I have something here I have to read because it is important, but I want you to know for the first time in my life, knowing that I am a full Palisadean woman with an old, beautiful, famous house that was almost taken from me while the fire came out on the hill behind mine The houses, and I was pretty sure, as they pushed me away and evacuated me – my least favorite word now – to another safe place, if I turned and looked at my house, you would be in flames, “Nicks said.
Stevie Nicks thanked the firefighters for saving their home during the Palisades fire. (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Pictures for ABA)
“And because of the fact that my house was a tree because it was built in ’38. Opinion, she saved the whole street.
“When I look at her now, I still have to go back inside. I just went around the house and saw her. I just go, there is God, sometimes when everything is lost, you have to go there and God who saved me that house because I don’t know without her What would I do, “Nicks continued.
The legendary musician then dedicated his second song “Link”, firefighters descending from Santa Rosa who helped save her home.
“Watch out for yourself. We love you,” Nicks said, before the stage began to turn, moving the musician from the stage.
Before NICKS, Stewart started the show on Intuit Dome. The double rock and roll hall of Famer performed two songs during her set, including a new one.
“Since I spent 50 years of my life here,” Stewart told Fox News Digital when asked why he decided to participate in Firead well -being. “Fifty years of my life, so I’m California. I know I don’t sound like that, but you know, but there have been great days, wonderful days. My children were born here, so of course, I have to be here.”
“Fifty years of my life, so I’m California. I know I don’t sound like that, but you know, but there have been great days, wonderful days.”
Billie Eilish entered the stage with Green Day with photos of the first answers that played behind them.
“We are still alive. This is California, and we are all together in this. We love you Los Angeles, and we have your back no matter what,” said Billie Joel Armstrong Green Day.
Comedian Billy Crystal got on stage after Green Day’s performance Share a powerful message About how people from Los Angeles “laugh again”.
Billy Crystal started the La Fireaid Benefit concert after losing home in Palisades fire. (Getty Images)
A view of the home of Billy Crystal destroyed in the fire of Palisades. (Photo Mega/GC Images)
Alanis Morissette She embarked on stage on the Kia Forum singing her hit song “Hand in Pocket”, while wearing a T -shirt “and Heart La”.
She then shared a message of gratitude for all the firefighters and the first answers that worked hard to extinguish the fire, before he began to sing her hit song “Hvar U.” As she sang the song, various posts on Instagram have been shared over the last few weeks with photos of firefighters and titles that express gratitude, they flashed on the screen behind them.
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When she started off stage, the letters that wrote “Thank you u” are the gloss on the stage on stage.
The “Ironic” singer posted a photo of the set list for the concert on it Instagram Last week, wrote “So much love in the midst of surrealities. #Palisadesiloveyou soon” in the inscription.
Anderson Paak and Sheila e then entered the stage, and Dr. Dre joined a surprising performance.
Joni Mitchell was the next performer who took the stage. She woke up as she sang, sitting with a reed in her hand.
Dawes entered the stage and followed by Graham Nash on the Kia Forum. “Whenever Los Angeles gets into problems, musicians are there and I’m proud to be one of them,” Nash said.
John Mayer performed on stage during the Fireaid Benefit concert for the California firefighter. (Photo Scott Dudelson/Getty Images for Fireaid)
P! NK entered the stage to perform his hit, “What about us,” and then thanked the first answers. “If she hurt you, it hurts me with you,” she said.
After P! NK appearances, the live stream approached Intuit Dome -in the introduction of Samuel L. Jackson.
Rod Stewart stepped on stage to start performances at Intuit Dome, second place in the night.
Rod Stewart stepped on stage during the Fireaid Benefit concert. (Photo Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Fireid)
“I’ve been living here for 50 years. 50 years. So this is Los Angeles, in my blood, in my soul and in my heart,” Stewart said.
John Mayer took the stage on Thursday night. “It’s an honor to be here tonight,” Gomili said.
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Quinta Brunson “Abbot Elementary” entered the stage after Mayer’s appearances to expand the awareness of how the fires influenced the school system in Los Angeles and even brought a math teacher on stage.
The country, Wind & Fire came on stage to sing “It’s the Way of the World”, “Great Star” and “September”.
(LR) Verdine White, Philip Bailey, Jr., Philip Bailey, Ralph Johnson and B. David Whitworth of Earth, Wind & Fire performed in Intuit Dome. (Photo Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Fireid)
The Rock Band Black Crowes entered the stage on the Kia Forum to perform several songs during the Fireaid Benefits concert with the appearance of Slash.
The singer, guitarist and songwriter, winner of Grammy, John Fogerty, performed after a rock band, and Gracie Abrams then sang Kia Forum.
“I grew up in Palisada and my heart is with all my neighbors and people in Altadeni,” she said. “This is exactly such a nice reflection of what music does. I really love Los Angeles, that’s home.”
Gwen Stefani without a doubt performed during the Fireaid Benefit concert. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
No doubt was next. Gwen Stefani adorned the stage with her famous hit “Just a girl.” She was followed by Dad McRae.
Travis Barker and Jelly Roll at the Fireaid Benefit concert. (Photo Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Fireid)
Country Star Jelly Roll said it was “honor” to perform at the Fireaid Benefit concert. Travis Barker joined him on stage to perform the song.
In the meantime, Katy Perry asked the crowd to “keep that energy forever” during the Fireaid concert. “
“That’s what keeps us separate from the robot,” she continued.
Katy Perry performed during the Fireaid Benefit concert with the California flag. (Photo Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP)
She sang “California Gurls” as she held the California flag. The audience, including the first persons attending, were all smiles during her performance.
Later in the evening, red hot chili peppers performed a few of their hits, with Basist flea Performing in his clothes, it consists of underwear, socks and sneakers.
Before the show, Steve Ballmer, owner of Los Angeles Clippers and Intuit Dome, told Fox News Digital that he had not hesitated to offer a Fireaid Benefit concert. “This is our community,” Ballmer said.
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Irving Azoff, President of Full Stop Management and former TicketMaster CEO, told Fox News Digital that Rod Stewart was “first in” and the phone just continued to ring.
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“The phone rang. Stevie Nicks said,” What are we going to do? “
Irving Azoff said he received a call Stevie Nicks to participate in the Fireaid Benefit concert. (Photo Paul Natkin/Wireimage)
“John Mayer called and said,” I call Dave Matthew. “Unfortunately, he had a family ambulance.
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The revenues from the shows will be switched to a 501C3 non -profit organization, supporting displaced families, reconstruction of infrastructure and improvement of fire protection technologies.
Fox News Digital Larry Fink contributed to this report.
