Huge stars will be on stage for the upcoming concert to help the thousands of folks who lost it all in the L.A. fires, and some of the headliners have deep L.A. roots.
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00:00We now have a confirmed list of all the artists
00:03performing at the Fire Aid concert.
00:05Check this out.
00:06We've got Billie Eilish, Jelly Roll,
00:08Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
00:12This event is going to raise a ton of money for the city,
00:16which is phenomenal what they're doing here.
00:19So, who goes on first, who goes on last?
00:22And which is the headliner?
00:24Red Hot Chili Peppers.
00:25There is no headliner.
00:26You're going to have to organize this.
00:27There are going to be probably at least 24 acts.
00:31Who goes last?
00:32They base it on who's the most L.A. act.
00:35And the answer is the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
00:36The Chili Peppers have the most California connections,
00:38California songs, millennials still like their songs,
00:40older people like their songs.
00:41Okay, why not the Beach Boys?
00:43The Beach Boys are going to do the matinee Fire Aid concert.
00:47When is it?
00:48January 30th.
00:49Tickets go on sale next Wednesday.
00:51I'm all over it.
00:52It should be a free show.
00:53No, we're trying to raise money.
00:55It should be sponsored.
00:56McDonald's should sponsor it.
00:57No, it's a benefit concert.
00:59I don't think you understand what's happening.
01:01We're raising money.