Billie Eilish, Dr Dre, Katy Perry, Pink and Joni Mitchell perform at the Benefit concert

The stars, including Billie Eilish, Pink, Katy Perry, Nirvana, etc. Dre, performed on Thursday at Fireaid, a concert for a fee in Los Angeles to help recover the area from the two biggest fires in their history.

More than 20 artists from different genres have come to the stage on a five -hour show, which at the same time happens in two large places in the city and raising money for efforts to make fire relief.

Actor Billy Crystal welcomed the crowd at the Kia Forum, carrying the clothes he had when he fled the Palisades Pacific Fire earlier this month.

“You will hear from many people who have been tragically affected by these fires, and I was one of them,” Crystal said as he opened the show.

He lived in the area for 46 years and spoke sharply about the loss of the house.

Crystal joked that he looked like someone who had just robbed a store, adding that it was important to find the moments of humor in the midst of devastation.

Shortly after the show began at the Kia Forum, the second concert began on Intuit Dome, and the internet flow crossed between two places. Many artists who performed from or based in Los Angeles.

Born in California Katy Perry waved her flag as she performed hits like California Gurla.

Other stars who went on stage without a doubt, from Orange district, and Dr. Dre, who performed his anthem of California Love, collaboration with a late 2Pac.

“This is a magical moment for me. I have so many love, guys … I appreciate all the first answers and all the firefighting persons who put their lives in line. Everything is about love for me,” said the rapper.

Eilish seduced with Rock Bend Green Day to perform last night’s performance on Earth. The band frontman Billie Joe Armstrong said to the audience: “We are still alive, this is California, and we are all together.

“From the bottom of our hearts we love you Los Angeles, and we got your back no matter what.”

Later, Eilishu joined her brother Finneas to perform her own hits, including Wildflower and feathers from feathers.

By the way, singer Fleetwood Mac Stevie Nicks dedicated her sliding performance to firefighters who saved her home, and probably saved the entire block.

“I was a full Palisadej woman with an old, beautiful, famous house that was almost taken away from me as the fire came to the hill behind my house,” Nicks recalled.

“And I was pretty sure, as they separated and evacuated me – my least favorite word – to another safe place, that when I turned and looked at, my house would be on fire.”

But the singer said her house “stands strong, just like [me]. And in my opinion, she saved all that street. “

Actor Samuel L Jackson also appeared, praising the first answers while presenting the crowd to a firefighter who lost his home in flames.

The actor then introduced the next music guest, Roda Stewart, who performed Forever Young and Maggie May.

Alanis Morisette wore a T -shirt “I love la” and performed her hit thanks, who carried a sense of gratitude to firefighters and other key workers.

The remaining members of the 90s Rock band from Nirvana, Dave Grohl, Pat Smear and Christ Novoselic also gathered with a series of visiting female vocals like St. Vincent and Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon.

Other stars that appear on two plays include Olivia Rodrigo, the country, Wind & Fire, Gracie Abrams, Styling and Dad McRae.

Joni Mitchell, 81, made a rare public appearance, performing the performance of both sides, while sitting on the golden throne.

“Mitchell’s observation that” something was lost, but something was gained in life every day, “he encountered a huge joy. It felt like a dose of the royal perspective of one of all the time of greats,” said telegraph James Hall In his examination of the concert.

“The song was recorded in LA. And this concert was the most effective. Host of the songs recorded or written about, La reminded us of the musical pedigree of the place and what was all too easy to lose.”

Red Hot Chilli Peppers performed his hit under the bridge, Paean to Los Angeles, with texts like “City, she loves me”, taking on a new sharpness.

The night ended with the performance of Lady Gage, who performed a strong performance of her hit Plot from the 2018 movie and Star was born.

Former Vice President Kamal Harris was one of the famous faces spotted in the crowd on Intuit Dome.

Her husband Doug Emhoff shared a picture taken at Intuit Dome on Instagram, with the inscription: “Kamala and I are grateful to be at the Fireaid concert tonight in our hometown in Los Angeles.

“It’s a wonderful night that shows the strength and resistance of our city as we begin to recover and renew from devastating fires.”

The audience watching the show was encouraged to donate online. At the beginning of the Crystal concert, he revealed that the U2 band contributed to $ 1 million (804,829 pounds).

Revenue from the concert and donations during the magazine will go according to the reconstruction of the communities and prevent future fires in the region.

At least 29 people died, and more than 16,000 homes and companies were destroyed in fast -widespread, destructive fires that broke out in early January.

Viewers will be able to donate money to help, either a text message or a Fireaidl website during the show.

The donations will be monitored by the Annenberg Foundation, focusing on short -term efforts to help and long -term fire prevention projects.

In addition, Connie and Steve Ballmer – who own the La Clippers basketball team, as well as Intuit Dome and the Forum – will suit all donations while broadcasting.

Palisade and Eaton fires have become the largest fires ever seen in the La area earlier this month. They both broke out on January 7th, while the region experienced a strong wind event, making small flames in brush, mountainous areas that are difficult to contain.

The cravings traveled for miles, setting on the whole community and leveling the fourth.

Almost 7000 buildings were leveled in the Palisades fire in the northwest La. Another 9,400 was destroyed in the Eaton fire in the Altaden area in Los Angeles County. The fires also requested numerous victims.