Lupe Fiasco Performs at RIAA Benefit Concert Supporting Musicians On Call Healthcare Initiative
Lupe Fiasco headlined a special benefit concert at The Atlantis in Washington D.C., supporting Musicians On Call (MOC), an organization that brings live music to healthcare patients' bedsides. The event was hosted by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and Human Artistry Campaign (HAC).
Lupe Fiasco performs at RIAA benefit
The event brought together music industry professionals, policymakers, and community members, with support from sponsors including Alibaba Group, BMI, GIPC, Jewel Box Platinum, and SoundExchange. RIAA Chairman & CEO Mitch Glazier and MOC Director of Artist Relations Torianne Valdez welcomed attendees.
Lupe Fiasco, a Chicago-born rapper and producer who also teaches at Yale, MIT, and Johns Hopkins University, showcased his talents while supporting MOC's mission. He has pioneered responsible AI use in music through projects like Endless LUP, an AI-powered radio station trained on his style.
Musicians On Call has made a significant impact over its 25-year history:
- Reached over one million people across all 50 states
- Provides bedside, virtual, and streaming programs
- Serves patients, families, caregivers, and veterans
- Features performances by volunteer musicians and renowned artists
Notable artists who have supported MOC include:
- Dolly Parton
- Kelly Clarkson
- Ed Sheeran
- Katy Perry
- Blake Shelton
- Keith Urban
- Luke Bryan
- And many other celebrated performers
The organization continues to innovate through its online program platform, expanding access to music in healthcare settings nationwide and meeting growing hospital demands.
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