Grammys and FireAid Raise Over $120 Million for LA Wildfire Relief
The 67th Grammy Awards and associated events combined music's biggest night with philanthropy, raising funds for immediate and long-term recovery efforts after devastating wildfires.
- The Grammys telecast and related events raised over $24 million, with nearly $9 million collected during the awards ceremony on Sunday night.
- FireAid, a benefit concert featuring major artists like Billie Eilish and Green Day, raised over $100 million through ticket sales, sponsorships, and donations.
- The funds will support wildfire relief and recovery efforts in Los Angeles, including assistance for displaced residents, first responders, and affected music professionals.
- The Grammys featured tributes to the resilience of Los Angeles, including performances by artists impacted by the fires and a benefit single release of Randy Newman’s 'I Love L.A.'
- Despite raising significant funds, the Grammys viewership dipped to 15.4 million, down from last year, but recorded unprecedented social media engagement with over 102 million interactions.
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