Mick Jagger's son has enlisted the help of Rolling Stone Mick Taylor for a charity effort to save the oceans.

The event was cohosted by James Jagger at London's Scala venue and also featured appearances by Kara Delevigne and other stars.

"I've always had a fascination with the ocean from a young age but I think it really started as a teenager when I began to dive and surf," he said of the event to the Huffington Post.

He went on to explain some of the causes that will be funded by the charity concert event.

"There is the Lyme bay fisheries and conservation reserve. Which is a fantastic project here in the U.K., forging a link between fisheries and conservation, which helps to create long term benefits for the community that lives around the bay as well as protecting the biodiversity of Lyme bay.

We will also hope to be able to fund the Grenville bay mangrove reforestation project in Grenada in the West Indies.

The last project funded by this concert will be the black fish which is a fantastic organisation which aims to end illegal overfishing."