Watch Video From Prince’s Star-Studded “Rally 4 Peace” Concert

Prince played his "Rally 4 Peace" concert in Baltimore yesterday—his first appearance in the city in over a decade—complete with his current backup trio, 3RDEYEGIRL, a horn section, and guest appearances from Miguel, Doug E. Fresh, Estelle, and Judith Hill. The Baltimore Sun reports that tickets cost somewhere between $22 and $497 dollars, with an indeterminate portion of the proceeds going to charities in Baltimore. (The show also streamed for free on Tidal.) While Prince is famous for enforcing a "no phones" policy at shows, some brave individuals managed to capture snippets of the event, which you can see below.

I was so close i could taste Princes unicorn sweat 😭😭😭😭 @blj1214 @sy_reeta @divakim7 @missdeejai #nocurfew #baltimore #prince #benefitconcert
A video posted by p00kumz (@p00kumz) on May 10, 2015 at 9:33pm PDT

I can hardly take it right now. If you have never seen Prince in concert it is the most unbelievable show you will ever see in your life!! I've seen this brotha over 20 times in my lifetime this show tonight by far The Best!! He performed "Controversy" pure genius pure God Given Talent!! Baltimore we love you!! Did I tell you @Miguel @DougieFresh @Estelle performed as well. Living Life!!#
A video posted by Tk Kyle (@chef_tk_kyle) on May 10, 2015 at 8:55pm PDT

In addition to all the onstage firepower, Beyonce and Jay Z were in town for the show, and they met with the family of Freddie Gray backstage. Jay Z promised that Tidal would match the level of charitable donations from Prince's concert.

Beyoncé & Jay Z with #FreddieGray's family.
A photo posted by Beyoncé (@beylite) on May 11, 2015 at 3:02am PDT

Beyoncé, Alicia Keys & Miss Tina with #MikeBrown's mother.
A photo posted by Beyoncé (@beylite) on May 11, 2015 at 3:26am PDT

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