Following the recent string of devastating wildfires in the Los Angeles area—an area well-known for its dense population of artists, entertainers, and related industry members—benefit concerts started popping up to aid fire relief and recovery efforts in the local community.
Then, even more were announced. Then, one already arena-sized benefit concert expanded to a second arena. Some have already taken place and raised considerable relief money, but there are still plenty left on the docket. Let this article serve as your handy guide to the many L. What started as a single-arena event grew as the lineup expanded.
Now, the two arena blowouts will take place simultaneously on January 30th, with a livestream and multi-option simulcast available to viewers around the world. The monumental event is produced by Shelli and Irving Azoff and family, in collaboration with producing sponsor Live Nation and operating sponsor the LA Clippers. Contributions made to FireAid in connection with the FireAid benefit concert and other direct donations will be distributed under the advisement of the Annenberg Foundation for short-term relief efforts and long-term initiatives to prevent future fire disasters throughout Southern California.
That number only stands to increase via donations made by from-home viewers on one of 25 streaming outlets running the feed—all of which will be matched dollar for dollar by Steve and Connie Ballmer , the owners of the LA Clippers. The Kia Forum event will start at p. Those who buy tickets for Intuit Dome will be able to view the Kia Forum show on screens inside the Intuit Dome, and conversely, when the Kia Forum show ends, fans inside will be able to view the acts at Intuit Dome on screens at the Kia Forum until the end of the event.
Tickets for both venues are on sale via Ticketmaster. Tickets are only valid for the venue that you selected when you purchased your tickets.
