Niall Horan, Common, More Musicians Set Live-Stream Concerts to Help WHO Coronavirus Fund

Niall Horan is the latest artist to postpone a tour in light of the global coronavirus pandemic. And unfortunately for Horan's fans, the trek won't be happening until next year.The "No Judgement" singer announced the postponement Friday (April 3), sharing a heartbroken message on social media.

As part of the hour-long FOX presents The iHeartRadio Living Room Concert for America, Billie Eilish, Mariah Carey, Camila Cabello and many more will be live streaming performances from their respective homes on Sunday. The coronavirus benefit concert will be hosted by Elton John and air on FOX and on the iHeartRadio app. The show will air on Sunday, March 29th at 9pm ET/6pm PT.

Niall Horan has said he is not friends with a lot of other musicians because “there’s a lot of egos” in the industry.

Following a number of live stream concerts that took place last week, a new slate of performers continue to live-stream shows from their homes this week. A number of musicians have teamed with theWorld Health Organization to put on the concerts.

With financial resources at their disposal, these stars are doing their part to make a major difference during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Whether it’s donating directly to organizations or providing information and resources for their social media followers, a number of stars have made an effort to make a difference. Here, we’re taking a look at what a few celebs have done to alleviate the financial burdens and stresses of a number of medical professionals and citizens.

John Legend opened up about how he came up with the idea to live-stream concerts during the COVID-19 pandemic that has forced people to shelter indoors when he appeared on The Tonight Show: At Home Edition on Tuesday. Legend was one of the first musicians to join the initiative that urges people to support theWorld Health Organization's fund to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

Since recent events have forced concerts, festivals, tours and all public events to be cancelled or postponed, and isolation and social distancing became a serious reality for most of us, artists have been putting their minds to what they can do to keep fans occupied and entertained.

Father John Misty today announced the release of a live album, “Off-Key in Hamburg,” available on Bandcamp. All proceeds from the album will be donated to MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund.

Self-quarantine is music to no one's ears, but that hasn't stopped artists from turning their homes into venues that attract tens of thousands of viewers online.Miley Cyrus launched her own Instagram Live series titled Bright Minded, on which she's talked about fashion with Rita Ora and religion with Hailey Bieber.

Pop star Niall Horan and rapper Common joined in the Together, At Home concert series on Thursday (March 19, 2020) by performing acoustic shows for fans online during the coronavirus lockdown.

Niall Horan joined in on the Together, At Home: WHO-Global Citizen Solidarity Sessions on Thursday (March 19), delivering a half-hour mini concert to ease our minds during this turbulent time.

Charlie Puth joins the growing band of musicians entertaining fans from the comfort of their homes.

Even though Coronavirus has taken a toll on people’s social lives and has led to the cancellation of various events and concerts, the pop stars are not ready to give up. As people across the world self-isolate, singers like Chris Martin, John Legend, Pink, Keith Urban, and many more live-streaming concerts to combat boredom and keep their fans entertained during the health crisis.

Coronavirus has hit everyone around the world hard, causing millions of people worldwide to stop normal daily life and work. It's a disorienting, scary time, causing untold disruption and anxiety. While things are as serious as serious can get, this moment is also showing how awesome people can be at rallying around one another and helping each other out, and that includes some of your favorite artists.

Working from home is the perfect excuse to dance like nobody's watching, as outlined by Niall Horan's latest version of the "No Judgement" music video, released Monday (March 16).

Niall Horan is on track to claim his second Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart with new record Heartbreak Weather.

One Direction's Niall Horan has revealed which one of the band's songs he thinks is an absolute stinker.

Niall Horan received a visit from British TV host Allison Hammond of U.K. morning show This Morning, and she enticed him into playing a game of “Judge Niall”, asking him to “cast judgement on some controversial talking points.”

Niall Horan is smiling through the storm in his official music video for “Heartbreak Weather“!