The concert also featured a surprise appearance by surviving members of Nirvana, alongside Joan Jett and other notable artists, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.

On February 1, 2025, Jelly Roll hosted a free benefit concert at the Rose Bowl, attended by nearly 16,000 people, to support relief efforts for the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

First responders have been tirelessly working for over a month due to a series of deadly fires that left thousands homeless, prompting community support initiatives.

Residents have expressed frustration over the slow government response as they begin recovery efforts from the wildfires.

Tickets were free for members of organizations involved in wildfire response, including the California Professional Fire Fighters and National Guard.

During the concert, Jelly Roll acknowledged the inmates who participated in firefighting efforts, welcoming them and noting it was their first concert experience.

Geni Lincoln, president of Live Nation Concerts, highlighted music's power to bring joy and healing to those who served the Los Angeles community during the wildfires.

Jelly Roll performed his song 'Son Of A Sinner' and a cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's 'Simple Man,' alongside Shinedown, further energizing the crowd.

The wildfires, particularly the Palisades fire, resulted in over 6,800 structures destroyed, more than 23,000 acres burned, 11 fatalities, and an estimated $250 billion in damages.

The concert featured performances by Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Marshmello, and Flavor Flav, emphasizing the importance of honoring first responders.

These inmates were invited to the concert as a rare opportunity to enjoy a normal experience during their incarceration.

A highlight of the event was Lady Gaga's debut of a new song inspired by the wildfires, titled 'All I Need Is Time.'