The Black Crowes delivered an unforgettable performance alongside John Fogerty and Slash during a notable set at the FireAid benefit concert held in Los Angeles. This concert aimed to support those affected by the recent wildfires, showcasing a remarkable gathering of talented artists uniting for a cause. The audience was treated to an electrifying atmosphere as the group kicked off their three-song set with a dynamic rendition of ?Remedy,? the iconic chart-topping single from their critically acclaimed 1992 album, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, which solidified their reputation in the rock genre.

Following their energetic opener, the band welcomed Fogerty to the stage for a heartfelt rendition of the classic ?Have You Ever Seen the Rain? by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Although Fogerty was announced as a performer for the benefit show, his collaboration with the Black Crowes came as a delightful surprise to the audience. In the lead-up to the event, Fogerty expressed his gratitude for being part of FireAid, emphasizing the importance of music in bringing communities together during challenging times.

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?I?m thrilled to join an incredible lineup of artists at the Kia Forum tonight for FireAid, supporting our community?s recovery from the devastating wildfires,? Fogerty shared on Facebook. He encouraged everyone to ?come together through music to rebuild and strengthen Southern California,? highlighting the unifying power of live performances in the face of adversity.

Experience the Magic: Black Crowes Cover Led Zeppelin with Iconic Slash

The grand finale of the set featured a captivating cover of Led Zeppelin?s ?Going to California,? with Slash stepping in to masterfully perform the legendary guitar parts originally played by Jimmy Page. The iconic guitarist made a surprise appearance on stage, quickly igniting the crowd with rapturous cheers and applause. The excitement was palpable as fans celebrated this unexpected collaboration.

“He needs no introduction!” singer Chris Robinson humorously remarked as Slash took a seat next to Rich Robinson, the Black Crowes’ guitarist. This moment was not only a highlight of the concert but also a testament to the enduring legacy of rock music. For those who missed the live experience, fan-recorded video of the performance is available for viewing below, capturing the energy and enthusiasm of the crowd.

The Black Crowes have a rich history with Led Zeppelin, as Page made a special guest appearance with them in 1995. This collaboration blossomed into a series of live performances together, culminating in the acclaimed live album, Live at the Greek: Excess All Areas. According to Setlist.fm, the Black Crowes have occasionally infused their shows with Led Zeppelin classics. While FireAid marked the first live performance of ?Going to California,? they have previously included tracks like ?Whole Lotta Love? and ?Hey, Hey, What Can I Do? in their set lists, showcasing their admiration for the legendary band.