FireAid Concert Raises $100 Million for Los Angeles Wildfire Relief
FireAid Concert Raises $100 Million for Los Angeles Wildfire Relief

FireAid Concert Raises $100 Million for Los Angeles Wildfire Relief

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Billie Joe Armstrong expressed his admiration for Billie Eilish after they performed together at the FireAid benefit concert on January 30, aimed at raising funds for wildfire relief in Los Angeles. Armstrong, the Green Day frontman, called Eilish an 'awesome young lady' and shared his long-standing fandom, recalling how he was captivated by her merch, particularly a headband that read 'Billie.' During the concert, they performed Green Day’s 'Last Night on Earth,' with Eilish joining in for the second verse. Eilish and her brother Finneas also showcased their music with an acoustic set featuring songs like 'Birds of a Feather' and 'The Greatest.' The benefit concert successfully raised approximately $100 million and featured other notable artists, emphasizing a strong community response to the devastating wildfires that affected the area. Green Day shared their gratitude on social media, highlighting the honor of performing alongside Eilish and sending love to the impacted communities.

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