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Nick Carter was supported by family and friends ahead of a benefit concert for his late younger brother Aaron Carter in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
The Backstreet Boys star, 42 — who recently penned an emotional song for Aaron - was joined by his sister Angel Conrad, 35, who was Aaron's twin, and his band member pal AJ McLean, 45, as well as singer Ryan Cabrera, 40.
Carter's sister hosted the event, titled Songs for Tomorrow, along with NSYNC's Lance Bass, 43, with proceeds benefitting On Our Sleeves, the movement for children's mental health.
Family affair: Nick Carter was supported by family and friends ahead of a benefit concert for his late younger brother Aaron Carter in Los Angeles on Wednesday
Nick sported a casual grey hoodie underneath a black leather jacket for the event honoring his sibling, who was found dead in a bathtub from a drug overdose at his home in Lancaster, California, on November 5, 2022 at age 34.
The As Long as You Love Me hitmaker paired the look with black jeans and matching sneakers.
Meanwhile Angel sported a long grey sweater and black boots for the night.
Twin: The Backstreet Boys star, 42, was joined by his sister Angel Conrad, 35, who was Aaron's twin and co-hosted the event along with NSYNC's Lance Bass, 43
Show of support: He was also joined by his band member pal AJ McLean, 45
McLean was cool as ever in a white T-shirt, black jeans and an olive fedora hat.
Cabrera — who was one of the performer's for the night — sported a green jacket over a black and white button up and black jeans.
The event — inspired by Aaron's struggles with mental illness — took place at HEART, Lance's nightlife venue in West Hollywood.
Casual: Nick sported a casual grey hoodie underneath a black leather jacket for the event. The As Long as You Love Me hitmaker paired the look with black jeans and matching sneakers
Performers: Also at the event was musician Ryan Cabrera, 40, who was one of the performer's for the night
A description for the concert read: 'At an early age, Aaron started showing symptoms of mental illness. Unfortunately, as is common for many individuals experiencing mental health difficulties, Aaron did not receive the treatment that could have helped him, despite the tireless efforts of Angel and those who loved him.'
'His life is a cautionary tale and one that has inspired Angel to work with On Our Sleeves to raise awareness and help other families by giving them the opportunity to write a different story.'
The day before the event Nick took to his Instagram to share a snap of himself, AJ and Lance rehearsing.
Raising awareness: The event was inspired by Aaron's struggles with mental illness and aims to 'raise awareness and help other families'
