Jelly Roll Hosts Benefit Concert for California Wildfire Relief

Jelly Roll headlined the FireAid benefit concert in Los Angeles to support first responders and victims of recent wildfires, performing before a crowd of nearly 16,000, including emergency personnel and incarcerated firefighters. Opening with his hit "I Am Not Okay," Jelly Roll emphasized the importance of acknowledging struggles while delivering a hopeful message, resonating deeply with the audience amid the emotional context of the wildfires. The concert featured a star-studded lineup, including performances from Travis Barker, Lady Gaga, and Sting, and served to raise funds for recovery efforts, highlighting the community's resilience. The wildfires, which began in early January 2024, devastated southern California, destroying over 16,000 homes and claiming at least 11 lives. The concert also aimed to honor first responders, with plans for additional fundraising at the upcoming Grammy Awards. Jelly Roll's heartfelt performance and the overall event underscored the spirit of solidarity and support in the face of tragedy.