These Music Artists Are Live-Streaming Concerts Amid Self-Isolating

Who needs to buy a ticket to a concert when music artists are entertaining for free (mostly) these days? A number of top acts have live-streamed music performances amid the coronavirus pandemic lockdown taking place.

Major artists like John Legend, Erykah Badu and D-Nice have all treated fans to some of the best music they’ve heard in years. Here are the best of the best performances:

Babyface Verzuz Teddy Riley

Usher

Mya

K-Ci Hailey

John Legend

Erykah Badu

D-Nice

For D-Nice’s set, which commenced over a two-day period, celebrities like Rihanna, Michelle Obama, Lenny Kravitz, Chaka Khan, MC Lyte, Hally Berry and Alicia Keys were all tuned in and cheering.

Black Girls Rock

So as you can see, #clubquarantine is a real thing during these times and it matters that music can bring us together, if even for a short while.

Know any other artists that have live-streamed on IG or some other platform? Let us know in the comments.

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