Joni Mitchell, 81, Wows Fans with rare performance for the benefits of Fireid Star studded

Joni Mitchell prove that age has no effect The presence of his extraordinary stage as did the veteran star Concert Benefits of Fireid on Thursday night.

Joni looked great when he sat in a luxurious golden chair, sang into a gold microphone and made people cry by bringing the song “Both Sides Now”.

The 81 -year -old man wore a dress wrapped in brown and a harmonious hat for the show, complete with his typical stick and sunglasses.

Joni only made a few stage performances since entering the twilight years, with his latest appearance in 2024 Hollywood Bowl in October raised a festive applause from the star-studded crowd.

The 1969 song is very suitable for emotional events, with the aim of collecting money for all affected Los Angeles forest fires that destroyed in January.

Opening the event is a legendary comedian Billy Crystalwho shared the destruction he felt After losing his own house in the flames.

“This is the clothes that I wore when I fled from my house with my wife Janice,” he said. “I stepped to the ground, and I knelt down. I haven’t cried like that since I was 15 years old, and my father had just died.”

The first performer that night was an ever-iconic green day, who sang a duet with a pop superstar Billie Earth For the song “Last Night On Earth”.

“We are still alive, this is California, and we are all in this case together,” said Vocalist Billie Joe Armstrong. “From the bottom of our hearts, we love you, Los AngelesAnd we get back whatever happens. ”

The show that night interspersed with stories from people who were directly affected by the fire, including the story of a firefighter Los Angeles who shared what exactly on the ground.

Other iconic moments at night include Alanis Morissette Singing his hard blow “hands in my pocket” and “thank you”.

“The connection that has been born from this tragedy (is) that is touching. And La is a colorful and wild place,” he said on the stage. “And when everything becomes difficult, we gather very hard. And I feel it.”

Pink Going up to the stage at night, starting with “what about us” before sending his love to the people.

“If you are hurt, I hurt you. My heart is with you,” he said. “I will take care of my legs on the ground tonight. And I will sing some songs that make me comfortable. And I hope they do the same for all of you.”

A number of celebrities emerged to support special events, including Jessica Alba, Samuel L. Jackson, Rod Stewart and Dr. Dre. U2 even contributed $ 1 million to dismissal aid.

All the results of the event will go directly to efforts to help and strategies to prevent this destruction in the future.

Other stars that will be done at Fireaid are included Lady GagaOlivia Rodrigo, Red Hot Chili, Stevie Nicks, Jelly roll, StingingAnd John Mayer.

The event was divided in two places, with the arrangement of stars in the KIA forum in Inglewood and one other set in Intuit Dome.