Marcus Mumford Reassures Fans With Uplifting 'Fallon' Performances

As the world leans into being alone together amid quarantine, Major Lazer, Marcus Mumford and 208 artists from 28 countries around the globe are demonstrating that a sense of unity is possible, even while we're all separated.Out Wednesday (April 22), the video for "Lay Your Head on Me" -- the recent collaborative single from the two acts -- features 208 dancers and musicians performing along with the song, with these clips patched together into a cohesive and legitimately heartwarming

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The “One World: Together At Home” concert was truly an experience. Viewers tuned in to show their support for healthcare and frontline workers from all around the world, and it was amazing to see the world’s biggest stars come together for one incredible concert.

If there was ever a time when humanity required a collective pep talk, this is it.On Thursday (April 16), Major Lazer and Marcus Mumford delivered the aural embrace we're all craving with a very pretty, very acoustic version of the duo's recent collaboration, "Lay Your Head on Me."In the video, Mumford practices social distancing while performing with just a guitar and a microphone.

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Justin Bieber, 26, distracted fans who are mourning a postponed Coachella. He launched an Instagram Live session on March 30 — shirtless — and proceeded to serenade his viewers with “Changes.” It was an appropriate song to perform amid the world’s current circumstances.

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