Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani and Kenny Aronoff are set to carry out at Metallica’s fourth “Serving to Palms Live performance & Public sale”, which can happen December thirteenth at YouTube Theater in Los Angeles.
SistaStrings, the sisters turned classically educated duo named 2023’s “finest instrumentalist” by the Americana Music Affiliation can even be part of the occasion.
Metallica says: “If you happen to’re coming to the present, you received’t need to miss a minute, so don’t be late. The present begins at 6 p.m. PT SHARP. See you subsequent Friday at YouTube Theater.”
Hosted as soon as once more by Jimmy Kimmel, this yr’s occasion will mark the return of All Inside My Palms’ “Serving to Palms Live performance & Public sale” to Los Angeles — the place the earlier “Serving to Palms” present in December 2022 raised roughly $3,000,000 — 100% of which went on to All Inside My Palms’ efforts supporting workforce schooling, the combat in opposition to starvation, catastrophe aid and different important native companies — and featured appearances by Robert Downey Jr., Tony Hawk, St. Vincent, leaders from six of AWMH’s non-profit associate organizations and a set by Greta Van Fleet, all culminating in a really particular acoustic/electrical efficiency from Metallica.
All Inside My Palms’ fourth “Serving to Palms Live performance & Public sale” guarantees to be one other unforgettable evening of music and philanthropy. This yr’s lineup will probably be introduced shortly, together with superb gadgets and experiences to be auctioned off, all to profit the Basis, with 100% of ticket and public sale proceeds going on to these in want.
Established in 2017 as a solution to return again to communities which have supported Metallica through the years, All Inside My Palms has raised over a whopping $15 million, offering $8.2 million in grants to profession and technical education schemes together with the ground-breaking Metallica Students Initiative, now in its sixth yr, over $3.6 million to fight meals insecurity, greater than $3.5 million to catastrophe aid efforts.
