Blink-182, Pierce the Veil, more donate to hurricane relief—here's how you can help

[Photos by: Pierce the Veil/Sleeping With Sirens/Twitter]

Pierce the Veil, Blink-182, Switchfoot and more have come together to raise money and awareness towards Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. From donating merch proceeds to putting on benefit shows, our scene has banded together during this time of devastation to do what they can for those affected by the flooding. 

See how artists, labels and more are getting involved and how you can show your support below.

Read more: Here's how you can help the victms of Hurrican Harvey-UPDATE

UPDATE: Fall Out Boy have announced that, in addition to donating all proceeds from their upcoming Houston date of the M A N I A Tour to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts, they'll be donating all proceeds from their special, limited edition T-shirt to support the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.

Let's help Houston together ���� Pre-order this shirt now + all proceeds support the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund https://t.co/UPfLELVxYR pic.twitter.com/sQJ5I1dnfJ

— Fall Out Boy (@falloutboy) September 3, 2017

Mark Hoppus' clothing line, Hi My Name Is Mark, is encouraging people to clean out their closet and send their donated clothing to Houston. This is a great way to get involved if you want to help but are short on cash! You can get more details here. 

Fall Out Boy announced that they will be donating all proceeds from their upcoming Houston date of the M A N I A Tour to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. 

Blink-182 have created a limited edition T-shirt, with 100% of the funds going to the American Red Cross Hurricane Harvey fund. Details on how to pre-order the item can be found here.

Pierce the Veil also launched a special T-shirt properly called “Texas Is Forever,” a title of a track from their album Misadventures. 

Victory Records and four of their bands from Texas are raising money with their own special limited edition shirt. Seeker, Shattered Sun, Darkness Divided, and Reverend Horton Heat are all featured on the back of this “Texas Strong” T-shirt. Pre-order the shirt here.

Switchfoot teamed up with Lifehouse to release a brand-new track called “Shine Like Gold” where all proceeds from purchase of the track will go to Houston's recovery efforts in partnership with Food For The Hungry. You can catch the premiere of the track on People.com, and purchase the song here.

Yoshiki of X Japan made a $25,000 donation to the Red Cross, saying he considers America his “second home.” His non-profit organization, Yoshiki Foundation America, has supported many wonderful causes and currently has a donation button where you too can make a pledge. 

All Time Low will be donating all profits from their online store from Sept 1-8 to the Greater Houston Community Foundation. 

Convictions have created a “Harvey Relief” tee available for purchase, where $10 from each shirt will go to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund. 

Bless The Fall's Beau Bokan has decided to create a limited run of the pink shirt he wore all summer on Vans Warped Tour. His clothing line, Golden Hearts, has the item availabe for pre-order through Sept 10, with all proceeds going to United Way of Greater Houston, Feeding Texas, and Houston Humane Society. Pre-order the tee here. 

This Sleeping With Sirens shirt is available via their webstore, with 100% of the proceeds going to relief efforts. 

Motionless In White added limited VIP upgrades to their U.S. tour, with all proceeds going to those affected by Hurricane Harvey. Purchase the VIP upgrade here.

Silent Planet will be using the profit from their merch store over this 3-day weekend for Houston relief aid. Visit their merch store and pick up a little something for yourself or a friend!

Our thoughts go out to the victims of Hurricane Harvey and their families.