One Love Manchester: Ariana Grande Performs With Miley Cyrus, Mac Miller & More

Ariana Grande proved just how brave she was when she took the stage at Emirates Old Trafford Stadium for her One Love Manchester benefit concert on Sunday (June 4) in memory of the terror attacks that took place at the pop star's show in late May. 

Prior to making her entrance, manager Scooter Braun had a few touching words to share with the sold-out audience. "Last night the nation was challenged, and all of us were challenged, and you had a decision whether to show up tonight," he told the roaring crowd. "This is so beautiful. You guys made that decision. You looked fear right in the face and said, 'No, we are Machester and the world is watching.'"

After introductions from the industry big-wig, the 23-year-old and a string of backup dancers, who were wearing One Love Manchester merchandise, kicked off her set with "Be Alright." Grande would go on to weave in and out of the star-studded affair with even more of her own hits like "Side to Side" and "One Last Time," but she also offered the audience with a number of mega-duets. Among her partners for the evening included her "Dangerous Woman Tour" opening act Victoria Monét ("Better Days"), the Black Eyed Peas ("Where Is The Love?"), the Parrs Wood High School Choir ("My Everything"), boyfriend Mac Miller ("The Way" and "Dang!"), Miley Cyrus (cover of Crowded House's "Don't Dream It's Over") and Coldplay (Oasis' "Don't Look Back In Anger"). 

If you want to donate to the cause, head over to the official Facebook account for the One Love Manchester benefit, which recently joined forces with the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) to form the One Love Manchester Fund.

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