Amara La Negra Transforms Her Living Room Into a Club for Billboard Live At-Home Concert

Kany García kicked off the week with her Billboard Live At-Home Concert series today (May 4), serenading the viewers that tuned in.With a guitar in hand for her medley of songs, the Puerto Rican singer-songwriter teamed up with MusicCares to raise money for musicians financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and were forced to cancel tours and shows."Billboard has given me the opportunity to ask for help, connect with people and give music that we need so much," García said after performing

Joss Favela closed our week of Billboard Live At-Home performances with an acoustic performance from his home in Sinaloa, Mexico."No one told me that talking by myself to a camera would be so complicated," said Favela, who was raising money for Casa Valentina.

Max performed a Billboard Live At-Home concert on Friday (May 1) to raise money for Montefiore Medical Center, a hospital in The Bronx, NY currently fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic.The 27-year old singer sat with his guitarist in his L.A.-based studio to give fans a taste of some of his favorite songs.

Jesse McCartney performed a throwback mix for his Billboard Live At-Home on Tuesday (April 28) to raise money for the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, which supports healthcare workers in areas heavily impacted by COVID-19.

Shawn Stockman of Boyz II Men hosted a Billboard Live At-Home concert Friday (April 24) to raise money for both the Downtown Women's Center, which empowers homeless women in LA, and his own nonprofit Micah's Voice, which provides hope for families with autistic relatives.

Ximena Sariñana hosted a Billboard Live At-Home concert Thursday (April 23) to serenade fans and raise money for Downtown Women's Center, which offers support services for survivors of domestic violence and women experiencing homelessness during COVID-19.The Mexican singer-songwriter kicked off her live performance while at home in Mexico City with her latest single "TBT 4 EVER," debuting a piano version on the live stream."I'm imagining your applause.

Qveen Herby delivered a meditative Billboard Live At-Home performance Wednesday (April 22) to raise money for Meals on Wheels America, which delivers food to senior citizens in need.She began with an aura cleanse, burning synthetic Palo Santo incense sticks to pull negative energy away from her performance area filled with mysterious organ music.

Zhavia Ward brought her characteristic cool-girl energy to her Billboard Live At-Home performance on Tuesday afternoon (April 21) in support of Direct Relief, which helps people whose lives are threatened by disaster, disease, or poverty.

Rome Ramirez of Sublime With Rome hosted an acoustic Billboard Live At-Home performance Monday (April 20) to raise money for MusiCares, which provides emergency aid to the music community.As he performed Sublime's classic hits from the original lineup's 1992 debut album 40oz. to Freedom (minus the timely 4/20 tunes like "Smoke Two Joints" and "Let's Go Get Stoned"), Ramirez shared how grateful he felt to sing the alt-rock anthems with his bandmates all over the world.

Aloe Blacc dedicated his Billboard Live At-Home set Monday (April 20) to his former collaborator Avicii on the second anniversary of the Swedish DJ's death, while raising money for Feeding America, which helps people struggling with food insecurity.

All fans had to do was stay inside to enjoy Alessia Cara's Billboard Live At-Home performance on Friday (April 17), which raised money for Direct Relief to equip medical workers with much-needed supplies.As song requests kept coming in from the comments section, Cara arranged an a cappella quarantine version of her No. 7 Billboard Hot 100 hit with Zedd "Stay" on the spot.

Pete Yorn reassured fans about the coronavirus pandemic during his soothing Billboard Live At-Home concert Friday (April 17) to raise money for Meals on Wheels America, which delivers food to senior citizens in need.Each song he chose for his mini-setlist touched on an uplifting perspective during this unsettling time. His first pick, "Stronger Than" from his 2010 eponymous album, matched the mood in the title alone.

Grace VanderWaal hosted her Billboard Live At-Home concert on Thursday afternoon (April 16), raising money for My Friend's Place, which assists and inspires homeless youth to build self-sufficient lives.Ukulele in hand, plants in the background and her dog Frankie snoozing on the bed, the 16-year-old set up an atmosphere to bring viewers zen amid an anxiety-inducing coronavirus crisis. "I've been in a super peaceful mood today, really mellow," she explained.

Colbie Caillat hosted a Billboard Live At-Home performance alongside her ex-fiancé and Gone West guitarist Justin Young on Thursday (April 16) to raise money for the American Red Cross.The bandmates announced their breakup on social media just two weeks ago, on April 2, but the two remain quarantining together in their Nashville home -- hanging with their dogs Mate and Dorothy, playing music, reading books and going on walks.

Lee Brice performed a Billboard Live At-Home concert Thursday (April 16) to raise money for Meals on Wheels America, which delivers food to senior citizens in need.Brice got more acquainted with his latest single "One of Them Girls," which he released just last week, taking it for a spin on his acoustic guitar ("I wrote this right before we recorded our last session," he said), but the rhythmic track about a woman who plays hard to get relates to the difficult recording process for the country

On Monday (April 13), Arthur Hanlon put together his captivating piano ballads and instrumental Latin pop tunes for a Billboard Live At-Home concert to support Direct Relief.

Meghan Trainor hosted her Billboard Live At-Home concert on Friday afternoon (April 10) to raise money for Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization that works to connect people with food and end hunger.

Melissa Etheridge performed a Billboard Live At-Home concert on Friday (April 10) to raise money for Last Prisoner Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing “restorative justice” to those incarcerated due to cannabis-based offenses.

Pvris' Lynn Gunn performed a Billboard Live At-Home concert on Thursday (April 9) to raise money for Downtown Women's Center, which serves and empowers women experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles.Despite the rock band's latest announcement that it's pushing back the release date of its third album Use Me from May 1 to July 10, Gunn stuck to her guns to "get some fun things out to hold you guys over" by debuting one of the project's new tracks "Good to Be Alive."No, the song doesn't reflect

Kevin Garrett hosted a Billboard Live At-Home performance Thursday afternoon (April 9) to raise money for Meals on Wheels America, which delivers meals to senior citizens.