Mick Fleetwood and Stewart Copeland Lead an all-star lineup of artists collaborating within the Maui Sturdy livestream occasion, going down Sept. 8.

LL Cool J, Ziggy Marley, Lukas Nelson, Nathaniel Rateliff, Sarah McLachlan and Ryan Bingham are among the many different performers, whereas radio persona Elvis Mitchell and famed file producer Jimmy Jam will function hosts.

Copeland will carry out as a part of the “Drums for Maui” section of the occasion, whereas Fleetwood will likely be enjoying with singer Gretchen Rhodes.

The livestream will air on Ziggy Marley’s official YouTube Channel on Sept. 8 at 2PM HST / 5PM PST / 8PM EST.

Maui Profit Is Private for Mick Fleetwood

Wildfires tore via the usually picturesque island of Maui on Aug. 8, killing over 100 folks and destroying greater than 3,000 properties. It was probably the most lethal wildfire in America in over 100 years and the huge destruction has left many households grappling with the problem of beginning yet again, whereas additionally harboring an immeasurable emotional toll.

Fleetwood, who has lived in Hawaii for many years, misplaced his namesake restaurant and bar within the blaze. He beforehand hinted at getting concerned in a attainable profit occasion throughout an interview with ET Canada.

“I’ve already obtained a beautiful type of catalog of individuals which are involved. I’ll stay mute on who they’re, however I’ll both turn out to be a part of one thing that we are able to do on a grand scale, which is nice,” the drummer famous on the time. “The intention can be completely to be a part of, or to be proper shaking the flag, to rally round and placed on a fantastic extremely stunning present. Which I do know might be accomplished.”

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Maui’s Significance to Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood’s bandmate, Stevie Nicks, additionally owns a house in Maui. After fires ravaged the island, particularly the seaside neighborhood of Lahaina, Nicks took to social media to specific her love for the realm.

“This island, in so some ways, defines Fleetwood Mac,” Nicks wrote, noting that John and Christine McVie additionally frequented the island. “The Lahaina that we knew, the Lahaina that in some ways join Fleetwood Mac and our music to the world, is gone.”