Live Nation and Crew Nation Fund Pledge $1M to Aid LA Music Community Hit by Wildfires
Live Nation and Crew Nation Global Relief Fund have pledged $1 million to support Los Angeles music industry workers affected by recent wildfires. The initiative aims to help performing musicians, live music crew, and industry personnel facing hardships due to the natural disaster.
Live Nation wildfire relief fund announcement
Individuals working in the music industry can apply for grants up to $5,000 to cover displacement expenses, damage, or losses caused by mandatory evacuation orders. This support extends to those currently employed within the industry who have been impacted by the Los Angeles County wildfires, one of the largest natural disasters in US history.
Michael Rapino, President and CEO of Live Nation Entertainment, emphasized the importance of supporting LA's music community through these challenging times. Live Nation is also providing additional support through its Taking Care of Our Own program and will help produce FireAid, a benefit concert aimed at rebuilding communities and supporting fire prevention efforts.
Since its establishment in 2020, Crew Nation has:
- Assisted over 16,000 crew members globally
- Distributed $10 million from Live Nation
- Received $8 million from artists, fans, and industry partners
- Pledged an additional $5 million through the On The Road Again program
Those wishing to support affected music industry workers can donate to Crew Nation through their 501c3 organization.
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