The dog days of summer are upon us, but another week of livestream shows from all over the world are here to entertain music fans.
As always, there’s something for everyone – from Lady A, Tim McGraw, Third Eye Blind and more taking the virtual stage at a fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital this Thursday (August 13) until Jasmine Thompson, Niki DeMartino and Mali Music stop by Billboard’s Facebook page for this week’s Billboard Live At-Home series.
Check out a running list below of the best virtual concerts of the week below.
Aug 10: Grace Potter will continue her ongoing home concert series, Monday Night Twilight Hour, on both YouTube and Facebook. The rocker’s weekly livestream will begin at 8 pm ET / 5 pm PT.
Nick Cannon will host a live webinar on Monday, dedicated to discussing Judaism, anti-Semitism, racism and stopping hate. The interview marks Cannon’s first appearance on a Jewish program following his controversial remarks about a recent podcast that was widely viewed as anti-Semitic. While he has since apologized for his remarks, the actor and host were fired by ViacomCBS from Wild ‘N Out, and plans for his upcoming talk show overtime have been backfired in the wake of the scandal. The webinar starts at 2pm ET and registration is open here.
Aug 11: Jasmine Thompson will kick off the Billboard Live At-Home lineup this week with a performance at 1pm ET / 10am PT, exclusively on Billboard’s Facebook page.
Aug 12: YouTube star-turned-rising pop singer Niki DeMartino will take over Billboard’s Facebook page for her own Billboard Live At-Home set.
Aug 13: Lady A, Tim McGraw, Luis Fonsi and more will join forces for Music Gives: Together for St. Jude, a virtual festival raising money for the famous orphanage. Over six stages, artists including Brad Paisley, Third Eye Blind, Johnnyswim, CeCe Winans, Keith Urban, For King & Country and more are set to perform, while well-known chefs will also present boiling demonstrations between supporter posts of the likes of Darius Rucker , Drew Holcomb, Bobby Bones and Kirk Franklin. The livestream will air at 5pm ET / 2pm PT on the YouTube channel St. Jude.
Mali Music will end the weekend of Billboard Live At-Home concerts at 1am ET / 10am PT on Billboard’s Facebook page. Due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, Billboard’s weekly livestream series has raised money for a multitude of non-profit organizations including Direct Relief, Meals on Wheels, Feeding America and more.
Lucinda Williams will perform an at-home set for Seattle public radio station KEXP, which can be streamed via the nonprofit’s official YouTube channel at 6pm ET / 3pm PT.
Aug 15: Biffy Clyro will present a unique one-off performance from her 2020 album A celebration of endings from an unpublished location in her hometown of Glasgow. The live-streamed performance of the band’s last LP will begin at 3pm ET. Tickets can be purchased on the official Biffy Clyro website.
Aug 16: Wallows is set to launch its virtual world tour with the first of four live performances recorded at The Roxy Theater in Los Angeles. During the “West Coast Show” – which begins at 7 a.m. PT – the indie trio will release their 2019 debut album, Nothing happens, in its entirety. Tickets are on sale for all four shows here.
