Watch Coldplay Cover Prince’s “1999” on NPR’s “Tiny Desk”

Margo Price and her husband, Jeremy Ivey, took part in NPR Music’s Tiny Desk (Home) concert from the comfort of their Nashville attic.

We might be going stir crazy stuck at home, but CBS has an answer to that.

There's never been a better time to go live on Instagram.  Celebrities like Miley Cyrus, John Legend and Lizzo are making lemonade out of lemons during the coronavirus pandemic by entertaining, inspiring and informing their fans—all in real time. From concerts you can enjoy from the comfort of your own couch courtesy of Keith Urban to soul-baring conversation between stars like Miley and Hailey Bieber, you'll want to schedule in a watch party or two.

For some of us being cooped up as we work from home is already starting to grate. 

Harry Styles took part in NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series and his set was so good!

John Legend and Coldplay are trying to alleviate the stress of social distancing after the coronavirus has forced many to stay home as a means of staying healthy and virus-free. Taking to social media, Coldplay's Chris Martin announced that he would be perfor

Harry Styles is the latest big-name act to step into the NPR offices to record a Tiny Desk Concert. The British pop star remarked on his presence in the work environment ("It just feels like you're in the way") during his set, which was recorded prior to the Coronavirus pandemic sent the music industry into shutdown.

If you’ve been feeling down, Harry Styles is here to cheer you up!

Harry Styles stopped by NPR for an intimate Tiny Desk Concert, performing four tracks from his new album, “Fine Line.”

Harry Styles took on a format we all may be getting more and more accustomed to when he and his band recently performed an installment of NPR’s long-running “Tiny Desk Concert” series. The series features musicians playing more or less acoustically in National Public Radio’s Washington, DC offices, and always offers an entertaining different side to the artist and the music.

Harry Styles and his touring band performed an installment of NPR’s long-running “Tiny Desk Concert” series. They played four songs from Styles’ sophomore album Fine Line: “Cherry,” “Watermelon Sugar,” “To Be So Lonely,” and “Adore You.” Watch below.

Extremely wholesome.

Almost from the very first gig, Harry Styles has gotten used to playing for thousands of screaming, adoring fans.

Set in a dystopian world populated by politician pigs, street-hustling foxes and snow leopard police officers

This version of Spears' 2002 hit was performed during the band's ongoing 'Deli Tour'

Coldplay might be more used to playing stadiums than office buildings but the band are the latest act to record a concert for NPR's Tiny Desk series. Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland of the band were joined by a host of backing singers (who Martin joked have "Photoshopped our songs to be much better than they actually are") for the live session, which you can view above.

A tiny concert was the perfect place for Coldplay to pay tribute to Prince.

Coldplay have eschewed a world tour in support of their new Everyday Life album, but that hasn't stopped them from finding new places to play their songs. Their latest offbeat gig was a drop-by at NPR for a Tiny Desk show, a serious underplay from their usual stadium gigs.