Patti Smith Tribute Concert Celebrates Legacy at Carnegie Hall

Patti Smith was honored at Carnegie Hall during the tribute concert 'People Have the Power,' which featured a star-studded lineup including Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Depp, and Flea. The event celebrated the 50th anniversary of Smith's influential debut album 'Horses' and showcased performances of her songs alongside readings of her poetry by notable artists such as Scarlett Johansson and Michael Stipe. The concert, which lasted over two hours, was a testament to Smith's enduring impact on music and culture, with 25 artists performing 27 pieces from her extensive body of work. Smith herself took the stage to perform 'Peaceable Kingdom' and closed the show with 'People Have the Power,' joined by the night’s performers. The event also supported music education programs, raising significant funds for various nonprofit organizations. This tribute marked a continuation of a tradition of honoring significant artists at Carnegie Hall, celebrating both their legacies and contributions to the arts.