Skip Marley Urges Everyone to 'Slow Down' During Billboard Live At-Home Concert

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.

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

Tori Kelly grabbed her guitar and hopped on to her Billboard Live At-Home concert on Wednesday afternoon (April 8) to raise money for Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization that works to connect people with food and end hunger."It's the organization that I've chosen," Kelly explained. "They're just doing awesome things.

On Wednesday (April 8), Puerto Rican singer Darkiel put on a Billboard Live At-Home concert to support Housing Works Inc.

Jordan Fisher performed a Billboard Live At-Home concert on Monday (April 6) to raise money for MusiCares, which provides emergency assistance for music workers in need.

DaniLeigh kicked off a new week of Billboard Live At-Home concerts with a fundraiser for Downtown Women's Center.Admitting she "just lowkey woke up," the chipper star launched into her 2019 single "Easy," dancing and harmonizing along to Chris Brown's pre-recorded guest feature on the second verse before answering fan questions about her ethnicity ("Both of my parents are Dominican"), what she's doing for fun during quarantine (mastering Drake's "Toosie Slide"), her skincare secrets ("I use

Arthur Gunn is bringing Jamaican flavour to the “American Idol” Top 20.

Arthur Gunn got the judges fired up Sunday night on American Idol with a bold performance of a Bob Marley classic.“I really didn’t expect that I’d be this far. I’m still trying to grasp it all,” the Kathmandu, Nepal-born singer and guitarist said during his piece-to-camera.He’s still got a ways to go.Performing “one for the Rastafarian,” Gunn put his own spin on Bob Marley and the Wailers’ “Is this Love”.

Introducing herself as "Hailey Exotic Reinhart," the American Idol alum welcomed fans to her ferocious Billboard Live At-Home concert on Friday afternoon (April 3) wearing a Tiger King-inspired print dress she admitted "might remind you of something you've recently seen on Netflix."

Hozier hosted his Billboard Live At-Home concert on Friday afternoon (April 3) to raise money for Downtown Women's Center, which focuses on serving and empowering women experiencing homelessness and formerly homeless women in Los Angeles.Going live from his bedroom with an acoustic guitar in hand, the crooner delivered fan-favorites like "To Be Alone," "Cherry Wine," "From Eden" and "Take Me to Church" with his characteristically mellifluous vocals.Hozier also took a moment to pay tribute to the

Alec Benjamin unveiled a very timely new song titled "6 Ft. Apart" on Thursday morning (April 2), and an hour later, he sang it for the first time during his Billboard Live-At-Home concert.

Trina set the party vibe, with a red Solo cup in hand, for her Billboard Live At-Home concert on Wednesday (April 1) with an acoustic set that raised money for Plus 1, an organization that connects artists to millions of concertgoers for a $1 donation to raise funds for high-impact nonprofits addressing some of the planet’s greatest obstacles.It was a special day for the self-proclaimed "Queen of Miami," with April 1 marking the 12th anniversary of her fourth studio Still Da Baddest.

As much of the world enters yet another week of COVID-19 quarantine, Gavin Rossdale gifted rock fans a little zen this afternoon.

This year marks what would have been Bob Marley’s 75th birthday, and the Marley family and Universal Music Enterprises (which handles his Island Records catalog) are rolling out a year’s worth of content to celebrate the legacy of reggae music’s enduring icon.So far, that has included a brand new animated music video for "Redemption Song," various events and parties surrounding Grammy week, a concert in Kingston, Jamaica on his birthday, Feb.

Tinashe hosted her Billboard Live At-Home performance on Monday afternoon (March 30) to raise money for Meals on Wheels America, a nonprofit that provides nutrition and helps to eliminate isolation to the elderly.While chilling in her home studio where she makes all her music, the songstress performed some of her fan-favorite tunes including "Life's Too Short," "Wanderer" and "Touch & Go," while also assuring her fans that her postponed tour will get its new dates soon."I just love performing

Jewel hosted her Billboard Live At-Home concert on Monday afternoon (March 30) to raise money for her Inspiring Children Foundation, which is dedicated to equipping at-risk youth with tools to combat anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation.The folk singer-songwriter informed her fans that her charity lost 80% of its funding after she canceled fundraising concerts and her Never Broken charity dinner due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pedro Capó is listening to Draco Rosa, Bob Marley and A Tribe Called Quest to help him relax while isolating indoors.The "Calma" singer-songwriter shared exclusively with Billboard his quarantine playlist, and also sent a special message to his fans.“These are unprecedented times. I can only ask for all of you to please stay home, stay safe, and take care of yourselves and loved ones," Capó tells Billboard.

Dermot Kennedy kicked off another week of Billboard Live At-Home performances today (March 30) with his acoustic concert that raised money for Housing Works, an NYC-based non-profit dedicated to fighting homelessness and AIDs.But Kennedy's supplementary goal was the "Pursuit of Happiness," Kid Cudi's 2009 hit that the Irish singer-songwriter covered in the middle of his set.

The last few weeks have seen countless postponements -- from Billie Eilish's world tour to Lady Gaga's highly anticipated new album, Chromatica -- amid the coronavirus crisis. But for All Time Low, it was important to keep their album release as planned during this period of uncertainty.