New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Numerous musicians are set to appear in "Songs to Save Them All: A Benefit Concert for Homeless Pets," a three-hour benefit concert for Best
Friends Animal Society streaming on May 6, 8 PM ET/5 PM PT.
Recording artists expected to perform include country music legend Emmylou Harris, as well as Aunty Social, Baker Grace,
Brandon Jenner, Canyon City, Chappell Roan, Davis John Patton, Dylan Dunlap, Geographer, Joshua Radin,
Laura Jean Anderson, Munn, Pryor & Lee, Sammy Rae, SYML, The Joy Formidable, Tim Atlas, Two Feet,
Victoria Anthony, WILD, Wild Rivers, WOLF and Wrabel.
In addition to the music talent, celebrities including
Amanda Seyfried, Mayim Bialik, Alison Pill, Brittany Snow, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Holly Taylor, Kat Dennings, Bellamy Young, Tricia Helfer, Katee Sackhoff, author W. Bruce Cameron, TikTok influencer Caitlyn Cohen and others are also expected to make appearances to support the cause.
"Music is a universal language and brings so much joy to the world," said
Julie Castle, chief executive officer at Best
Friends Animal Society. "This concert will celebrate how music and our love of animals unite us and show how we can all come together to support each other, our communities and homeless pets."
The free event will livestream on Tiltify, Twitch, YouTube and Facebook, as well as at bestfriends.org/concert. Viewers will have the opportunity to donate to Best
Friends Animal Society via Tiltify to support making
America no-kill by 2025.
All proceeds will support Best Friends' work across the country, including lifesaving collaboration with thousands of shelters and animal welfare groups. There will also be a spotlight on the organization's recent No-Kill Los Angeles initiative achievement, which reached a 90.49% save rate in the City of Los Angeles for 2020.
"Everyone at Best
Friends sends our gratitude to the musicians, singers, and songwriters who are sharing their time and talent for this awesome event," Castle said. "We hope animal lovers everywhere will tune in, enjoy the music, and learn more about how everyone can make a different for homeless pets."
