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**Tibet House US Benefit Concert: Michael Stipe Sings Bowie, Orville Peck Covers Cohen, Patti Smith Reads ‘Howl’ & More**
Last night, the 29th annual Tibet House US Benefit Concert brought together some of music and literature’s most iconic names for an unforgettable evening in support of preserving Tibetan culture.
The star-studded lineup kicked off with a special performance by Michael Stipe, who delivered a stirring rendition of David Bowie’s “Heroes.” The ex-R.E.M. frontman’s powerful vocals did justice to the late rock legend, bringing the packed Carnegie Hall crowd to their feet.
Next up was Orville Peck, the enigmatic country-rock artist known for his daring stage presence and genre-bending sound. He stunned with a hauntingly beautiful cover of Leonard Cohen’s classic “Hallelujah.” The emotional performance left many in attendance visibly moved.
Rock ‘n’ roll legend Patti Smith also took the stage to read Allen Ginsberg’s iconic beat poem “Howl,” which she performed with characteristic intensity and passion. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the original reading, making it a particularly poignant moment in an evening filled with artistry and activism.
Additional highlights from the night included a captivating set by singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten, as well as appearances by artists like Laurie Anderson, Philip Glass, and more.
Source: https://www.billboard.com/lists/tibet-house-us-benefit-concert/
