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PASADENA, CA— In a heartfelt tribute to the brave emergency workers who battled the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, Jelly Roll headlined a benefit concert at the iconic Rose Bowl. The free event brought together an impressive lineup of artists, including Public Enemy, Marshmello, Lainey Wilson, and many others, all uniting for a common cause.
L-R Latrice Kristine, Eugene Weems, Tycoon62 raising funds for LA wildfire victims.
The concert served not only as entertainment, but also as a platform to honor the first responders who faced the devastating fires head-on. Attendees were treated to powerful performances while also contributing to a noble cause.
Among the special guests was World Heavyweight Champion Eugene V.I.P Weems, who engaged with the crowd, emphasizing the importa
nce of community support. Singer-songwriter Latrice Kristine and rapper Tycoon62 also made their presence felt, promoting their charity single “Burning Memories,” which aims to raise funds for wildfire victims through its accompanying music video.
This event followed another benefit concert held on January 30 at L.A.’s Intuit Dome and Kia Forum in Inglewood, where Jelly Roll shared the stage with an array of renowned artists, including Stevie Wonder, Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, and Katy Perry. The performances captivated audiences and raised significant funds, with all proceeds directed to designated beneficiaries supporting those affected by the wildfires.
The fundraising efforts were broadcast and streamed widely across various platforms, including Apple, DirecTV, Disney+/Hulu, and more, ensuring that the message of support reached as many people as possible.
As communities continue to recover from the impact of the wildfires, events like these highlight the power of music and solidarity in helping those in need.
