Open Folk Presents: Songs for Healing – A Love Letter to Los Angeles

Join us for a heartfelt evening where 30+ incredible artists come together to unify their voices and celebrate the spirit of California. Songs for Healing is more than just a concert—it’s a community-driven effort to support and strengthen the music community during these challenging times. Together, we’ll honor the music and stories of California and Los Angeles, showcasing songs that reflect the resilience, beauty, and creativity of the Golden State at the iconic Hotel Cafe in Hollywood.

All proceeds from this event will go directly to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing financial assistance to career musicians and music industry workers facing physical or mental health challenges, disability, age-related issues, or the loss of vital music-related equipment. Since 1994, Sweet Relief has been a lifeline for those in the music community, offering help with medical expenses, housing, food, and other basic needs.

If you or someone you know is a musician in need of assistance, please visit www.sweetrelief.org/naturaldisasterfund to learn more and apply for support.

Open Folk’s Mission
Open Folk is a global music movement dedicated to fostering human connection through live music. By creating spaces where artists and audiences can come together, Open Folk supports singer-songwriters from around the world, celebrating the diversity and power of music to inspire change and community.

Special Thanks to Joel Hase
We are proud to feature a stunning poster for this event, generously donated by our talented graphic artist, Joel Hase. Proceeds from the sale of these posters will also be donated to the Sweet Relief Fund, helping amplify our collective impact.

Can’t make it to the show? You can still contribute to this important cause by donating through our fundraiser:
https://www.flipcause.com/secure/fundraiser/MjIyMjkz/104095

Come for the music, stay for the community, and leave knowing you’ve contributed to making a real difference for those in need.

$25 tickets – $30 at the door