Benefit Concert ‘LA Revival’ to Support Fire Relief Efforts

News Summary

Nashville is set to host the ‘LA Revival’ benefit concert on February 19 at the Bridgestone Arena, featuring top country artists like Dwight Yoakam and Turnpike Troubadours. This event aims to raise funds for the MusiCares LA Fire Relief Effort, supporting those affected by devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. Tickets will go on sale on February 5, offering music lovers a chance to combine entertainment with the spirit of giving. Join us for a night of heartwarming performances while making a significant impact on the lives of many.

Exciting Benefit Concert “LA Revival” Set to Brighten Nashville!

If you’re in Nashville, get ready for a show that’s not just about great music but also about making a difference! On **February 19**, the Bridgestone Arena will host a heartfelt event called “LA Revival,” a special benefit concert aimed at raising vital funds for the **MusiCares LA Fire Relief Effort.** This fantastic lineup promises an unforgettable evening that Nashville won’t soon forget!

Star-Studded Lineup Who Will Dazzle with Their Talent

So, who’s hitting the stage? Expect to see some of country music’s favorite stars, including the legendary Dwight Yoakam, the talented Turnpike Troubadours, and the vibrant Cam. They’ll be joined by rising talents Corey Kent, Carter Faith, Shane Profitt, and Brit Taylor. With this much talent in one place, it’s a night that fans won’t want to miss!

Tickets Go on Sale Soon

Mark your calendars because tickets will be available **starting February 5 at 5 p.m. CT**. You can grab your tickets through Ticketmaster! Hurry, as this concert is sure to sell out quickly given the noble cause and the impressive lineup!

Rallying for a Worthy Cause

All proceeds from “LA Revival” will go directly to support individuals and families affected by the recent wildfires in the Los Angeles area. These wildfires have been devastating, leaving many musicians and music professionals in dire need of assistance. In fact, **over $9 million** has already been raised to help those impacted, thanks to incredible fundraising efforts, including a recent gala honoring the iconic Grateful Dead.

Money for Musicians

Can you believe that nearly a million dollars was raised within just the first ten minutes of that gala? Incredible! The charity MusiCares, which was established by the Recording Academy in 1989, has already distributed **more than $4.5 million** in grants to over **2,000 music professionals** affected by the fires.

A Community Coming Together

“LA Revival” is part of a larger wave of support following the wildfires, which have caused an estimated **$150 billion** in damages, marking them as some of the most expensive in U.S. history. Recent initiatives, including the **FireAid concert**, have raised more than **$100 million** to support wildfire relief. Even the recent Grammy Awards contributed to this vital cause, raising about **$24 million** in total for charitable initiatives related to fire relief.

Your Chance to Help

Music lovers and supporters of the community, the “LA Revival” concert is your chance to enjoy amazing performances while contributing to a significant cause. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of these artists or just looking for a fun night out, this event will combine entertainment with the spirit of giving. So, don’t miss out on the opportunity to help your fellow music lovers who are facing tough times.

Remember to get your tickets on February 5, and let’s come together for a night full of music, heartwarming stories, and powerful support for those impacted by the wildfires. Nashville is poised to shine bright on February 19, bringing the power of country music closer to those in need!

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Additional Resources

• Rolling Stone: LA Fire Benefit Concert
• Tennessean: Dwight Yoakam and Turnpike Troubadours in Nashville
• Billboard: Benefit Concert for LA Fires
• Google Search: LA Fire Benefit Concert
• Encyclopedia Britannica: MusiCares