Singer-songwriter Jack Johnson has announced he will host “Kokua Festival 2020 — Live From Home,” a livestream concert this Saturday in partnership with Amazon Music.

The festival — held in celebration of Earth Day’s 50th anniversary and in support of the Kokua Hawai‘i Foundation and COVID-19 relief efforts — will take place within a two-hour livestream from Johnson’s front porch in Hawaii.

In addition to Johnson, the festival will feature special at-home performances by a star lineup of Kokua Festival alumni, including Ben Harper, G. Love, Ziggy Marley, Lukas Nelson, Paula Fuga, Kawika Kahiapo, John Cruz, Anuhea, Ron Artis II and his brother Thunderstorm Artis.

As part of the livestream, viewers will also get to watch at-home cooking lessons from some of Hawaii’s top chefs, including Ed Kenney and Mark Noguchi.

Johnson announced the concert earlier this week Opens in a new tab on his verified Instagram and Facebook accounts, and invited artists like Marley Opens in a new tab live from his smartphone.

Fans can find the Kokua Festival 2020  Opens in a new tabPlaylist online Opens in a new tab, and tune into Amazon Music’s Twitch channel at 12 p.m. Hawaii time Saturday via www.twitch.tv/amazonmusic Opens in a new tab or Jack Johnson’s Facebook page  Opens in a new tabto watch the show.

Donations will benefit the Kokua Hawai‘i  Opens in a new tabFoundation Opens in a new tab, a nonprofit founded by Kim and Jack Johnson that supports environmental education in local schools and communities.

To support COVID-19 relief efforts, a portion of donations will go to programs that promote sustainable local food systems in Hawaii, including Aloha Harvest, the Full Calabash Fund, and the Chef Hui Give & Go Community Meal  Opens in a new tabProgram Opens in a new tab.