Mitchell humorously addressed her Canadian citizenship during the show, encouraging the audience to vote.

Brandi Carlile played a significant role as both emcee and performer, expressing her admiration for Mitchell throughout the show.

During the concert, Mitchell performed her political song 'Dog Eat Dog' live for the first time since its release in 1985, directly linking its themes to Donald Trump.

The event featured an all-star band, including musicians like Brandi Carlile, Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold, and Marcus Mumford, enhancing the celebratory atmosphere.

She surprised many fans by choosing to perform a mix of lesser-known tracks rather than focusing solely on her hits.

Highlights included classics like 'Both Sides Now,' 'Big Yellow Taxi,' and 'Cherokee Louise,' showcasing her complex songwriting.

At 80 years old, Joni Mitchell performed her first headlining gig in Los Angeles since a near-fatal aneurysm in 2015, entertaining around 17,000 fans at the Hollywood Bowl.

This concert, billed as 'Joni Mitchell and the Joni Jam,' marked her second headlining performance in twenty years.

The concert showcased collaborations with notable artists such as Annie Lennox and Jon Batiste, emphasizing Mitchell's expansive influence in the music world.

Mitchell's nearly three-hour performance included a mix of classic hits and deep cuts, highlighting her extensive catalog.

The sold-out shows attracted a passionate audience, celebrating Mitchell's remarkable return to live performance after her health struggles.

After her performance, she reiterated her disdain for Trump, emphasizing the importance of voter participation in the upcoming election.