Scenes from L.A.'s first 20,000 person concert since COVID-19
Jason Armond
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Sunday's Vax Live, with 20,000 healthcare and other essential workers in attendance, was the first in-person stadium concert at Inglewood’s SoFi Stadium since COVID-19 closures.
Selena Gomez hosted and Jennifer Lopez, the Foo Fighters, Eddie Vedder and J Balvin performed. Live guest appearances included Ben Affleck, Jimmy Kimmel, David Letterman and Prince Harry, with President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden making a taped appearance.
Scroll through the scenes from Sunday by our photographer Jason Armond, who had front-row access to the event and captured the best moments.
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