The stars came out for FireAid and so did wallets — the massive benefit concert last week to raise money for those affected by the devastating Los Angeles-area wildfires is expected to raise more than ...

FireAid is distributing $50 million in grants of $100,000 or more to community-based organizations for Los Angeles fire relief.

Joni Mitchell took the stage at the Kia Forum alongside Alanis Morissette, Green Day, John Mayer and more for the FireAid ...

The FireAid Benefit concert, which took place on Jan. 30 to raise funds for the Los Angeles wildfire relief efforts, will be available to stream for a year ...

On-demand streaming services for the FireAid benefit concert have been extended for an entire year. In addition, Steve and ...

The Jan. 30 concert took place at both the Kia Forum and the Intuit Dome and was watched by more than 50 million viewers across 28 streaming platforms.

The FireAid benefit concerts − a pair of side-by-side events slated for Thursday – will bring together pop stars, rock legends and grunge bands alike with the shared goal of money raised to ...

F undraising organization FireAid announced grants for the $50 million raised from benefit concerts. According to a press ...

The FireAid benefit concert raised an estimated $100 million from donations, sponsors, streaming partners, and more.

The January 30 events at L.A.'s Kia Forum and Intuit Dome featured Billie Eilish, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Joni Mitchell as the devastating fires were finally contained.

Headline acts for the show at the Kia Forum included No Doubt, led by Gwen Stefani, which formed in Anaheim in 1986. Before ...

The stars came together to raise funds for those who were affected by the fires in Los Angeles. Musicians all gathered in Los Angeles for the FireAid benefit concert, which was held at the Intuit ...