Nirvana Reunites at FireAid Concert for LA Wildfire Relief

The FireAid benefit concert in Los Angeles brought together a star-studded lineup, including a surprise reunion of Nirvana, to raise funds for victims of the recent wildfires that destroyed homes and claimed lives. The concert, held across two venues, featured performances from artists such as Billie Eilish, Green Day, and Stevie Nicks, and raised over $62 million before the event even began, bolstered by significant donations, including $1 million from U2. Nirvana's surviving members performed a set that included 'Breed' and 'All Apologies,' alongside guest vocalists like St. Vincent and Joan Jett. Actor Billy Crystal, who lost his home in the fires, poignantly shared his experience with the audience, emphasizing the concert's theme of love and community support. The event not only showcased musical talent but also highlighted the impact of the wildfires through storytelling from survivors and images of the devastation. Overall, FireAid served as both a powerful tribute to those affected and a call to action for ongoing support and recovery efforts.