Joined by a veritable who's who of Grammy stars, the band paid tribute to the city in the wake of the historic wildfires last month.

Grammy Awards kicked off Sunday night with a rousing tribute to Los Angeles − the ceremony's longtime host and a city in crisis. After devastating wildfires destroyed large swaths of land and left countless residents displaced earlier this month,

"It means the world to us." said Taylor Goldsmith. "These are our communities, and any possible way we can help... So this really was a very proud moment for us.”

The L.A. band Dawes, whose members were seriously impacted by the Eaton fire, on what it meant to perform Newman's early-'80s classic.

The Grammys somewhat controversially decided that the show must go on tonight, just weeks after wildfires burned down thousands of homes and other structures in the Los Angeles area. The Recording Academy and others scaled back their festivities this weekend,

It’s often said that in the darkest times, the best of humanity shines through, and the people of Los Angeles are a perfect example of that,’ said host Trevor Noah.

The 67th Grammy Awards have been transformed by the Los Angeles area wildfires — but the show is already highlighting the city's resiliency. The award show kicked off Sunday night at LA's Crypto.com Arena in high spirits,

As Hollywood gathered for the 67th Grammy Awards, the festivities started with a tribute to Los Angeles following the recent devastating wildfires. Following a touching intro from host Trevor Noah, Dawes kicked off the awards show with an upbeat cover of Randy Newman’s ‘I Love L.