United at Home: How David Guetta live streams raised millions
Ahead of the next United at Home shows, organiser Michael Wiesenfeld reflects on the success of the spectacular charity concerts, which have been seen by 100m+ people
Feature By | 24 March 2021
United at Home, David Guetta’s free-to-access lockdown livestream series, has raised more than US$2 million for charity to date – over half a million dollars per show – and is just getting started, according to co-organiser Michael Wiesenfeld.
Wiesenfeld, a French-born, Miami-based estate agent and friend of Guetta, was instrumental in setting up the first United at Home event in April 2020, which saw the DJ play a 100-minute set on the roof of an apartment block in Miami in aid…
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