Taylor Swift
"I really like to write songs about love, all different facets of love. I find that love is such a complex part of the human experience because it's so many things. Love is chaos, Love is joy, love is excitement, love is completely confused sometimes. Sometimes love is being so clear on something that you just know it without seeing it," the "You Need To Calm Down" singer said to fans last night during the We Can Survive benefit concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.
Billie Eilish
The 17-year-old singer performed last night at the We Can Survive benefit show. During her set she thanked everyone for being there.
Jonas Brothers
The Jonas Brothers took the stage at the 7th Annual We Can Survive benefit show on Oct. 19.
Lizzo
At last night's We Can Survive benefit concert, Lizzo promoted the importance of self-care and self-love. "I want people to feel good! We can heal the world but first, we have to heal ourselves. Your energy is important tonight," she told fans during her performance.
Becky G
The Mexican songstress, took the stage last night to perform some of her hit singles including "Sin Pijama" and "Dinero." Her performance at the We Can Survive benefit concert comes recently after she released her debut album "Mala Santa."
Camila Cabello
The Cuban-American singer slayed in a black bodysuit and performed her hit song "Señorita." Although Shawn Mendes was not in attendance, Cabello said "Shawn isn't here with me tonight to help me sing this" but invited everyone to sing along.
Marshmello
The DJ put on an incredible set at the 7th Annual We Can Survive, presented by AT&T, a RADIO.COM event.
Annie Dingwall
California native Annie Dingwall gave an amazing performance last night at the We Can Survive benefit show.
Viola Davis, Billie Eilish
Dreams came true backstage at the We Can Survive benefit show. Billie Eilish met with Viola Davis' daughter, who's a big fan of the "Bad Guy" singer.
Jonas Brothers
The JoBros were looking performance-ready during the We Can Survive benefit concert red carpet on Saturday, Oct. 19.