Tune in to livestreamed performances by local and national artists
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Radiohead is one of the many bands offering up both livestreamed and archived concert recordings during the coronavirus quarantine.
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Artists, entertainers and musicians are continuing to bring their art to fans through a variety of livestreaming platforms on both a local and national level.
Concert promoter Live Nation has created Live From Home, a virtual music hub that features hundreds of performances to choose from. This week, the free service has links to performances like:
- James Bay, noon April 29 on Instagram
- Oculus and Supersphere presents Offset and Friends, 7 p.m. April 29 on Facebook, which will be a benefit to support the Atlanta Community Food Bank
- Norah Jones, 4 p.m. April 30 on Facebook
- Stay at Home with Radiohead, 5 p.m. April 30 on YouTube (the band is releasing a live show from its archives every Thursday
- The Front Bottoms, 4 p.m. May 1 on Twitch
- Kenny Chesney will celebrate the launch of his album “Here and Now” with a 7 p.m. May 1 livestream on Facebook
Locally, bands and artists regularly livestream performances through Facebook Live and Instagram’s IGTV, while groups like Radio Free Internet and Facebook pages like “Share Your Streaming Shows” share livestreams to help local performers reach a wider audience.
Below, a recently streamed Facebook Live performance by Pittsburgh-area singer-songwriter Cherylann Hawk: