The best music documentaries to stream while you’re stuck at home

In just the last two weeks, Stageit bought in $884,000, versus a half-million for all of 2019. That's a strong sign that, after 11 little-noticed years, coronavirus shut-downs have made musicians wake up to another way to play and get paid.

Rising pop star Audrey Mika caught up with Billboard from her home via video chat to discuss how she’s keeping busy while social distancing, what inspired her fanbase's name, how she ended up joining forces with rapper Kyle for her latest remix, and what it was like working with Saygrace and Tate McRae.Asked how she is staying sane while social distancing during the current pandemic, Mika admits that it has been a bit of a struggle for her.

As part of his 'CoronaJam' quarantine music sessions

Country music stars will come together on Sunday with acoustic performances recorded from their homes for a televised special that will replace the annual Academy of Country Music Awards, which were canceled due to the global coronavirus outbreak.

Fans have voted for Tommy Torres' YouTube live stream as their favorite Latin at-home concert.While the Puerto Rican singer-songwriter took the lead in the Billboard Latin poll with more than 35% of the vote, urban singer Justin Quiles ended in second place with 28%.

So Disney+ expanded its worldwide roll-out with the UK getting the service just last week. The Mouse House’s streamer is bursting with tons of content, including most of their huge back catalogue, but what should you check out first? We took the weekend to take a good hard look at the service to try to recommend some of the new titles for our readers, and here are six of the best titles to access right now.

The coronavirus pandemic isn’t stopping Latin artists from bringing their fans the best entertainment while staying at home.For example, Alejandro Sanz and Juanes had a major connection with their fans on YouTube with a free online concert after they canceled their show in Colombia, drawing more than 100,000 viewers in minutes.

Times are tough right now; and while we're all self-isolating and social distancing, there's no better excuse to sit back in front of the TV.

This past weekend, it was possible to rave worldwide without leaving your house -- which was excellent for the millions of us who are basically not allowed to leave our houses right now.

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.

Romance for all! As people are stuck at home amid the coronavirus pandemic, there are a few things they can do to keep busy, one of which is watch movies — lots of movies.

Morrissey, “I Am Not a Dog on a Chain” (BMG)

The rebound in music consumption continued in 2019 thanks to continued growth in the streaming market, according to MusicWatch’s 2019 Annual Music Study released Wednesday (March 18).According to the findings -- based on a survey of 5,000 respondents nationwide aged 13 and older and complemented by MusicWatch’s audiocensus study of 3,000 people who provided detailed music listening behaviors -- the number of music buyers in the U.S.

Friends, in these trying times, shall we turn try out a lil escapism, as a treat? Binge-watching the Marvel movies in chronological order might seem a magnificent pastime when a brain break is in order, but honestly, the explosions just end up blending together. And, yeah, we all relish Kardashian bickering as background noise, but when our favorite reality shows can't satisfy a craving, desperation sets in.

Bad Bunny is already having the best 2020 – and it’s just getting started. March 10, adds another special blessing to the occasion, the reggaeton star’s 26th birthday.