‘Help On The Way’ For Eaton Fire Victims: Benefit Concert Features Eric Krasno, Grahame Lesh & More

Los Angeles’ Lodge Room will host the “Help On The Way” benefit concert on February 25. An all-star band will perform at the Grateful Dead-themed fundraiser for Eaton wildfire victims.

Guitarist Eric Krasno will be joined by “Help On The Way” by bassist Ross James, percussionist Jason Hann, drummer Alex Koford, guitarist Grahame Lesh and keyboardist Adam MacDougall. “Very special guests” are also expected to perform at the benefit concert.

“We are literally in the ashes of a dark time right now. It feels strange, surreal… it is even hard to think about making music right now. But ultimately it is what we do and we are determined to rise up and rebuild,” wrote Krasno on Instagram. “100% of proceeds from this show will go toward helping rebuild Altadena and help those affected by the Eaton Fire. Please join us, dance, sing and raise up the people that need it most right now.”

General Admission tickets are on sale now via the venue’s website.

The Eaton Fire began in the Altadena area of Los Angeles on January 7. Seventeen deaths and five non-fatal injuries have been documented as of January 16 at which point the ongoing wildfire was 55% contained. Over 100,000 residents have been evacuated due to the Eaton Fire.