The Black Keys Are Finally Ready To Talk About It All
The Black Keys break their silence on cancelling their entire arena tour, splitting with high-powered manager Irving Azoff and future plans.
Music Mogul Irving Azoff on Organizing FireAid Benefit Concert: ‘I Haven’t Slept in 2 Weeks’
"Unfortunately, the bill filled so fast...we just ran out of room," the music manager and producer tells TheWrap ...
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Irving Azoff on Planning FireAid and the Generosity of Artists, Sponsors and the Ballmers: ‘The Outpouring Is Historic, But So Are The Fires’
The Jan. 30 benefit concert will feature Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Stevie Nicks and many more to raise money for L.A fire ...
How the LA FireAid concert was organized just days after the fires started
The LA FireAid concert was announced just days after the start of the LA fires. Here’s how and what to expect.
How the Biggest Fire Relief Concert Came Together in 48 Hours
Rod Stewart chartered a plane; John Mayer texted Dave Matthews. “I didn’t have to call anybody—the phone just rang.” ...
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Irving Azoff on Planning FireAid and the Generosity of Artists, Sponsors and the Ballmers: ‘The Outpouring Is Historic, But… So Are The Fires’
Trending on Billboard Irving Azoff, who is producing the event with his wife Shelli and his family in conjunction with Live Nation, talked to Billboard on Tuesday night as he headed to the Kia ...
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Irving Azoff on Planning FireAid and the Generosity of Artists, Sponsors and the Ballmers: ‘The Outpouring Is Historic, But So Are The Fires’
So many artists volunteered to play that the concert quickly overflowed to the Kia Forum. Irving Azoff, who is producing the event with his wife Shelli and his family in conjunction with Live ...
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FireAid concerts raise estimated $100 million for LA wildfire relief
More than 30 artists, including Olivia Rodrigo, Rod Stewart, Dr. Dre and Joni Mitchell, performed at the benefit concert on Jan. 30.
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How the Biggest Fire Relief Concert Came Together in 48 Hours
The night after the wildfires broke out in Los Angeles, music mogul Irving Azoff dreamed up FireAid. Less than 48 hours later, the benefit concert was unveiled to the public, even though there ...
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How the LA FireAid concert was organized just days after the fires started
‘What can we do?’ And Shelli said we should do all we know how to do. We should do the show,” says Irving Azoff. “Gillian Zucker, the CEO of the Clippers organization and Shelli were on ...