The 13 Best Things That Happened in Music This Week (April 10)

From career milestones to new music releases to major announcements and more, Billboard editors highlight the latest news buzz in Latin music every week.

This week, the good vibes actually began on Saturday evening (April 18), as the massive Lady Gaga-curated One World: Together at Home special took over the four major broadcast networks.

Canadian country-pop star Eric Ethridge is back with his brand new EP Forever With You and a music video for his single “Dream Girl”.

We might be more used to seeing  Eiza Gonzalez  in tough-girl roles and action-packed movies such as Bloodshot, but the Mexican beauty also has a soft side and a beautiful voice! The 30-year-old surprised her fans with a sweet performance of song Something There from Disney movie Beauty and the Beast - and yes, the girl can sing!

This week started off on an inspiring note, as Sunday afternoon (April 12) saw an incredible Easter concert performed by Italian national treasure Andrea Bocelli.

Ricardo Arjona has been using his social media platforms to keep fans informed on his new project, Blanco y Negro, revealing that his single "Hongos" will drop April 28.

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Protector mode! Scheana Shay’s mom, Erika van Olphen, slammed Vanderpump Rules after she claimed that the show didn’t accurately show all of her daughter’s accomplishments.

Christopher Lloyd is making a guest appearance on the new season of NCIS tonight, April 14, and we can’t hardly wait to watch him.

Television audiences are saying farewell to two landmark comedies: Schitt's Creek and Modern Family. Both shows demonstrate that the family sitcom is alive and well and they're true comfort viewing, especially in a time when we're all physically distant but still want to feel emotionally connected to humanity.

There are so many things to watch on television tonight!

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It’s been another bittersweet week, as the coronavirus sadly took the lives of country icon Joe Diffie, “I Love Rock 'N' Roll” writer Alan Merrill, and Fountains of Wayne’s Adam Schlesinger. And on top of that, the legendary Bill Withers passed away on Friday (April 3) at 81 from heart complications.

There’s no greater sign of a life well lived than a eulogy that takes a thousand forms. Adam Schlesinger, a founding member of New Jersey pop band Fountains of Wayne and one half of the band’s songwriting force, died yesterday at the age of 52 of complications from COVID-19, and no two people on the internet (where else can you mourn right now?) have remembered him in the same way.