Credit: Kirsten SchultzIn recent weeks, a self-isolating Carole King has been posting videos on her social media pages of her performing snippets of various songs from her back catalog with lyrics updated to reference life during the
ABC/Image Group LAIt turns out some people are using the COVID-19 pandemic to challenge themselves to learn a new talent. Take it from Mariah Carey, who kicked it up a notch in the kitchen to brush up on her
UMeEven if you’re still stuck at home in May because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the NOW That’s What I Call Music folks have put together another collection of songs that will make you feel like you’re sailing
Denis O’Regan A few weeks ago, Jon Bon Jovi wrote a song called “Do What You Can” and invited his fans to write the tune’s second verse, based on their experiences dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. On
Credit: Bob FogertyWhile self-quarantining at home with his family, John Fogerty got together with his sons Shane and Tyler and his daughter Kelsy to recreate the cover photo of the classic 1970 Creedence Clearwater Revival album Cosmo’s
Global Citizen/World Health OrganizationAnnie Lennox and Sheryl Crow are among the many musicians and celebrities taking part in the One World: Together at Home digital live stream, a six-hour event airing on various apps and websites ahead of this
Courtesy of Lynyrd SkynyrdWith little fanfare, Lynyrd Skynyrd released a brand-new song called “Last of the Street Survivors” as a digital single earlier this month. The tune, which shares its title with the Southern-rock legend’s ongoing farewell
ABC News New Jersey natives Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi are among the stars who’ll be performing on a benefit TV broadcast in support of COVID-19 relief for the Garden State. Springsteen announced the broadcast, called
Courtesy of The Material World FoundationLast month, the George Harrison-founded Material World Foundation launched a campaign dubbed The Inner Light Challenge asking people around the world to recite, perform or share a verse, chorus or line from
ABC/Randy Holmes; ABC/Ida Mae AstuteSting and Gloria Estefan were among the many music artists who took part in a six-hour telethon Sunday seeking to raise money for doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic