Imagine Dragons, Nate Ruess, Raise $700,000 At Orlando Benefit Concert

“Music is the greatest unifier, music heals hearts and brings people together,” said Dragons' singer Dan Reynolds.

From: NewNowNext

Chart-toppers Imagine Dragon and Nate Ruess headlined a special concert last night benefiting victims of the mass shooting at Orlando’s Pulse Nightclub.

ORLANDO-tonight is the night..only a few more tix available.100% of sales go to #OneOrlando https://t.co/NDDLwe9Eku pic.twitter.com/j4sitAa6Mq

— Imagine Dragons (@Imaginedragons) June 22, 2016

Held at the Hard Rock Live in Orlando, the All is One Orlando Unity Concert benefitted the OneOrlando Fund, which assists survivors and families of victims of the attack.

Imagine Dragons performing at Hard Rock live Orlando (June 22. 2016)

Photo credit: Lauren Delgado pic.twitter.com/8vAXGjzMve

— Imagine Dragons NL (@IDragons_NL) June 23, 2016

Joey Fatone emceed the event, which also saw Samantha Ronson spinning in the DJ booth.

.@realjoeyfatone with @Imaginedragons and @nateruessmusic at the ALL IS ONE Orlando Unity Concert. #WeAreOrlando pic.twitter.com/ie39rTRmvw

— GLAAD (@glaad) June 23, 2016

The show was put together on the fly, but reportedly raised at least $700,000.

“We felt like we needed to come together to get behind this cause,” said Ben McKee, bass guitarist for Imagine Dragons, told WESH.

“Music is the greatest unifier, music heals hearts and brings people together,” added lead singer Dan Reynolds.