G-Eazy covers Beatles and Radiohead classics from quarantine

Thomas Rhett's "Beer Can't Fix," featuring Jon Pardi, ascends 3-1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart (dated May 16), hiking by 18% to 38.8 million audience impressions, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data.Rhett achieves his 15th leader and Pardi adds his fourth.The song, which Rhett wrote with Julian Bunetta, Zach Skelton and Ryan Tedder, is the third single from Rhett's LP Center Point Road, which debuted at No. 1 on Top Country Albums in June 2019.

Susanna Reid has been spotted wearing a face covering as she enjoyed her daily walk after her Good Morning Britain co-host Piers Morgan suspected he had coronavirus.The 49 year old was seen in an all black ensemble as she strolled through a park following her shift on the ITV breakfast show on Tuesday morning. She donned a black coat with a grey fur trim around the hood, which she matched with a pair of black jeans.

Just last week, some of music's biggest stars came together for a cover of Foo Fighters' "Times Like These," for the BBC Radio 1 Stay Home Live Lounge's COVID-19 relief efforts.The Foo Fighters themselves were joined virtually by 5 Seconds of Summer, AJ Tracey, Anne-Marie, Bastille, Biffy Clyro, Celeste, Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Dermot Kennedy, Dua Lipa, Ellie Goulding, Grace Carter, Hailee Steinfeld, Jess Glynne, Mabel, Paloma Faith, Rag’n’Bone Man, Rita Ora, Royal Blood, Sam Fender, Sean Paul,

Kendall Jenner isn't quarantining alone or at her house for that matter. 

BTS' J-Hope shook off the quarantine blues on Monday (April 27) by hosting a livestream for his ARMY of fans.Wearing an oversized Balenciaga track jacket, bucket hat and face mask, the K-pop star danced his way through the hour-long live-stream -- warming up to Sasha Sloan's "Normal" and numerous songs from the late Japanese producer Nujabes' 2005 LP Modal Soul, before performing solo choreography to Travis Scott's No.

The frontman performed covers of John Lennon's 'Imagine' and 'Daydream Believer', made famous by The Monkees

Johnny Depp tapped into his musical talents for Pathway 2 Paris’ Earth Day 50 celebration.

Johnny Depp flexed his musical muscles again on Sunday (April 26) when he participated in Pathway to Paris' star-studded Earth Day 50 celebration.After some technical difficulty on the non-profit's Instagram Live, the actor was able to join and launched into his cover of the late John Lennon's "Working Class Hero." Dressed in a camouflage shirt and his signature tinted glasses, the Hollywood Vampires guitarist strummed his acoustic guitar and sang, his eyes closed."As soon as you're born they

Sitting in a rental home in Long Island, Billy Porter is looking for something to take his mind out of the current crisis we're living in. "It's time to reset," he tells Billboard.

Three out of the four stars of are singers now.

Ashley Bensoncan adding singer to her resume!  The Pretty Little Liars alum teamed up with G-Eazyto cover Radiohead's "Creep," marking her first venture into the music industry. Putting their spin on the hit rock song by remixing its classic beat, the duo took turns singing the verses, giving Ashley's haunting soprano a chance to shine.

Ashley Benson has just made her first venture into the music industry — with G-Eazy. When it comes to news we weren’t expecting to hear today, this is up there! The duo teamed up to cover Radiohead‘s “Creep” and The Beatles‘ hit “I’m So Tired”. The 30-year-old “Me, Myself & I” hitmaker dropped the tracks on April 22, however it remains unknown whether they were for a specific project, or if they’re simply a bit of quarantine fun!

G-Eazy is spending his time in coronavirus quarantine wisely.

G-Eazy just dropped a pair of surprising covers.

G-Eazy is unexpectedly covering some classics!

Chris Cornell's daughter, Toni, delivered a beautiful tribute to his legacy over the weekend.

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.