Watch Waxahatchee and Kevin Morby Play NPR’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

The Atlanta Women’s Chorus, a member of the Atlanta Queer Arts Alliance, has released a video of the chorus virtually performing “She Rises” in preparation of their rescheduled Spring concert.

Niall Horan has united some of the biggest names in Irish music to raise spirits of fans around the globe.

Tame Impala should be completing a biggest-ever trans-Tasman arena tour this Tuesday night (April 28) in their hometown, Perth. That's not happening.

'Music From The Homefront' took place on Anzac Day

Tame Impala maestro Kevin Parker, Courtney Barnett, The Wiggles, Marlon Williams, Vance Joy and Tim Minchin lead a starry lineup for Music From The Home Front, a televised concert spectacular set for this Saturday.

Nick Hakim has performed a home concert for NPR, whose “Tiny Desk Concert” series is now set in the artists’ homes. Set up in his home studio with assorted instruments and technology, Hakim debuted a new song, “GODS DIRTY WORK,” and played recent singles “CRUMPY”—whose recorded version features Mac DeMarco—and “QADIR.” Check out the set below.

Andrea Bocelli and his son Matteo Bocelli called in to The Late Late Show Starring James Corden on Monday (April 20) to talk about the opera singer's charitable foundation and perform their duet "Fall On Me."After speaking about the humanitarian work the Andrea Bocelli Foundation is doing to support hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic in the star's native Italy, the father and son duo kicked off their 2018 single with the younger Bocelli at the piano."Fly like a cannonball/ Straight to my

The Free Nationals found their way back to the original homey venue, NPR's Tiny Desk, for a groovy pre-recorded set fans can finally watch today (April 20).

An array of stars including Sir Paul McCartney, Beyonce and The Rolling Stones took part in a broadcast celebrating health workers on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.

Lady Gaga was the big name behind tonight's celeb-packed Together at Home benefit concert for the World Health Organization, and she delivered. Gaga started the show by singing a beautiful cover of "Smile": ALERT

Lady Gaga is joining forces with other major celebrities like Paul McCartney and Lizzo for a good cause: One World: Together at Home, a special TV event celebrating community healthcare workers that will also raise funds to support the World Health Organization's global efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than one million people worldwide and shut down events and businesses.

Lady Gaga is joining forces with other major celebrities like Paul McCartney and Lizzo for a good cause: One World: Together at Home, a special TV event celebrating community healthcare workers that will also raise funds to support the World Health Organization's global efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than one million people worldwide and shut down events and businesses.

World Health Organization and Global Citizen are teaming up for their massive worldwide special, One World: Together at Home, on Saturday (April 18) to support and applaud healthcare workers in the fight against COVID-19.Curated in collaboration with Lady Gaga, the jam-packed event features Alicia Keys, Amy Poehler, Awkwafina, Camila Cabello, Celine Dion, Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Lopez, LL Cool J, Lupita Nyong'o, Matthew McConaughey, Oprah Winfrey, Pharrell Williams, Sam Smith, Shawn Mendes,

When you can’t pay a visit to the manicurist, it’s time to get creative! Alicia Keys enlisted the help of husband Swizz Beats to help remove her acrylic nails while quarantining during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Laura Marling played a three-song set from her home in London for NPR’s quarantine series of “Tiny Desk” concerts. Check it out below. The setlist comprised “Strange Girl,” “Held Down,” and the title track from her new album Song for Our Daughter.

Testament guitarist Alex Skolnick is not one to step away from a challenge, especially a musical one. The hard-rock guitarist stepped up to the plate this week after his pals Rodrigo y Gabriela challenged him -- and some other artists -- to perform Dua Lipa's hit "Don't Start Now" with their own original spin.

Lady Gaga is joining forces with other major celebrities like Paul McCartney and Lizzo for a good cause: One World: Together at Home, a special TV event celebrating community healthcare workers that will also raise funds to support the World Health Organization's global efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than one million people worldwide and shut down events and businesses.

NPR's newly adapted series will see artists perform from home due to the coronavirus