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Paris Jackson will be performing at a benefit concert for Los Angeles, with all proceeds going to victims of the fires that devastated the Southern California city. She made the announcement of her upcoming performance on Instagram, filming a short video from her couch to announce the exciting collaboration.
She began her video by making a joke about being in the same clothes from the day before, quipping, "Good morning Los Angeles. I am wearing the same clothes that I was wearing yesterday and I smell ripe."
Michael Jackson's only daughter went on to explain that her upcoming performance will take place at The Hotel Cafe, where she will be playing music alongside other musicians in an effort to raise money for Los Angeles.
"I'm playing The Hotel Cafe benefit show that they're putting on with MusiCares," she continued. "It's gonna be me, it's gonna be Linda Perry, there's a whole f*** ton of artists that are playing and it's gonna be a really good time. So if you wanna buy tickets, they're like $45, and all of the proceeds are going to the LA fire victims, they go on sale at noon."
She urged her fans to get tickets before signing off with a joke about her smelling "ripe" during her announcement, insisting that for her performance, she will be a lot fresher.
"Get tickets, we'll see you there, it'll be a really good time, and I will wear deodorant that night," Paris joked.
This announcement from Jackson comes just a few weeks after devastating fires incinerated huge portions of land in Los Angeles and left hundreds displaced. In the time since, some of music's biggest names have stepped in to help, doing their part to raise both money and awareness.
On The Hotel Cafe website, a description for the event reads: "We ❤️ LA—home to the best music community in the world. Join us for The Hotel Cafe Presents: A Benefit for Los Angeles – Night Two on Feb. 6th — a show in support of the city’s music industry members who lost everything in these historic fires."
In addition to Paris Jackson, the concert will also feature performances from Joe Bonamassa, Linda Perry, Scarypoolparty, Tiny Habits, Joseph Solomon, Victoria Canal, Lindsey Lomis, Trousdale, Charlie Bereal, Irene Tu, Zealyn, Jake Troth, and some special surprise guests.
