Paul Simon Performs Rare Intimate Concert for Charity in New York

The legendary musician played a star-studded show at Soho Sessions to benefit the Stanford Initiative to Cure Hearing Loss.

Paul Simon, 82, returned to the stage for a private concert at Soho Sessions, marking a rare performance since his 2018 retirement.
The event attracted celebrities such as Jerry Seinfeld, Whoopi Goldberg, and Kevin Bacon, creating a star-studded audience.
Simon performed classics like 'Mrs. Robinson' and 'The Sound of Silence,' accompanied by his longtime musical director Mark Stewart.
The concert was held to raise funds and awareness for the Stanford Initiative to Cure Hearing Loss, a cause personal to Simon due to his own hearing issues.
Soho Sessions, known for its intimate, invite-only concerts, has raised over $50 million for various charities since its inception in 2021.