All the Most Memorable Moments from the One Love Manchester Benefit Concert
Everyone fell silent for Ariana Grande's last song.

The One Love Manchester benefit concert happened today and it was as beautiful and moving as we could have hoped. Ariana Grande brought together some of the biggest names in music to stand with Manchester after the bombing at her concert May 22 that left 22 dead.
The show was even more incredible than we could have imagined. Just look at the setlist:
Here are some of the highlights from the concert, in case you missed the live stream:
Miley Cyrus and Pharrell Williams' "Happy" Duet:
Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande's "Don't Dream It's Over" duet:
#OneLoveManchester #WeStandTogetherManchester my heart is so happy seeing everyone else so happy @ArianaGrande pic.twitter.com/Il4IOMDWXgJune 4, 2017
Ariana Grande's emotional "My Everything" performance:
"You are my everything" 🎶❤️ #OneLoveManchester @ArianaGrande https://t.co/jhFKEszD32 pic.twitter.com/ZRyuWDpD11June 4, 2017
Katy Perry's stripped down performance of "Part of Me":
Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande's "Don't Dream It's Over" duet:
Ariana Grande's show-stopping performance of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow":
And there wasn't a dry eye in the house 😭🌈😭🌈😭🌈😭 #SomewhereOverTheRainbow #OneLoveManchester @ArianaGrande pic.twitter.com/6IO8Fv6cOTJune 4, 2017
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