Here are all of the livestreams and virtual concerts to watch this week
Patti LaBelle performs onstage at Atlanta Symphony Hall on April 7, 2019 in Atlanta.
As we head into the Fourth of July holiday weekend, we average folks might be prepping the hot dogs and potato salad for a socially distanced celebration, but some musicians are getting ready for their livestream sets instead. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage around in the United States, leading to a slowing of re-openings -- and in some cases, renewed shutdowns -- musicians are continuing to connect with their fans from a safe distance via livestream performances. That includes Patti LaBelle, Trace Adkins and many others for PBS' 40th annual A Capitol Fourth, which is going virtual this year due to the pandemic.
Below, check out the livestreams you can enjoy from your couch this week. We'll update this list as more events are announced.in its entirety beginning at 9 p.m. ET. Tickets are $15, and benefit Kansas City's Art As Mentorship. The show will be streamed atJimmy Eat World, Sam Fisher and more are performing for RCA Records and the Human Rights Campaign's 2020 Pride Benefit Concert. The event begins at 4 p.m.
AURORA will host nine acts from Holland, UK, the US and Norway in her hometown of Bergen. The event will go live at 3 p.m. EST, and AURORA will be announcing a new artist every day leading up to the event. AURORA will do a quick Q&A before the artists perform one song each from wherever in the world they are based. To support these artists in a difficult time, AURORA will be donating all income from ticket sales to the artists.
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