Big Freedia's Bringing the Bounce to Your Living Room With 'Friday Night Shakedown'

On Sunday (April 5), the Academy of Country Music Awards were supposed to take place in Las Vegas. But due to the coronavirus, the celebratory event has been pushed to Sept 16. In its place, CBS aired a special at-home concert, ACM Presents: Our Country, hosted by Gayle King.

Dallas native singer Tayla Parx has been in the business for much longer than her youth might suggest, appearing on the big screen for films like 2007's Hairspray and on shows like Everybody Hates Chris as a pre-teen. Last April, Parx released her debut album, with 15-track We Need To Talk.

It's an experience on many people's bucket lists - but with travel out of the question for the foreseeable future, it's unlikely any of us will get to see the northern lights for a while.

Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds are making another big donation to help out during the ongoing health crisis.

Fox’s “iHeart Living Room Concert for America,” which saw Elton John lead a whole chorus of famous singers in calling for social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic, tied “American Idol” for first place in the Sunday night TV ratings race.

There’s something refreshing about something being about what it’s actually about.

While we are all home self-isolating with nowhere to go aside from alternating spaces in our homes because of the coronavirus pandemic, a slew of musicians have taken to various platforms to offer their talents and pass the time in the form of mini concerts. We may not be able to go to the nearest arena or local bar to listen to live music, but we sure are able to take advantage of these free performances.

All the world’s a stage… internet connection allowing.

By Bruce Haring

The show's star Simon Bird previously hinted to NME that the upcoming series will "probably" be the show's last

Theatres across the UK have closed their doors and productions have been paused as the country battles the coronavirus crisis.

Bongo's Bingo has announced it will be taking its popular club event straight to people's living rooms in response to the government's social distancing measures.

Following the Prime Minister's orders, pubs and clubs are off limits this Friday night - but have no fear, this DJ will bring the party to your living room with his 'isolation set'.

In these surreal times, a few of the things giving us comfort are snacks, video calls with friends and family and daily living-room dance parties.Canadian dance duo Dvbbs is here to assist with this social-distancing-oriented activity via their latest single, "Wrong About You." Dvbbs' first single of 2020, the song is a massive house cut ready-built for the club -- or for your living room, if you turn all the lights off and crank up the volume.“Wrong About You is a song for everyone’s lockdown,"