Coronavirus

An Irish pub in Spain is taking a big step in protecting against coronavirus, banning “Sweet Caroline” from being played, believing sing-alongs could increase the spread of the virus.

As the United States grapples with the spread of COVID-19, Fleetwood Mac lead singer Stevie Nicks is making a personal plea to her Twitter followers to wear face masks.

After Dr. Anthony Fauci tossed out a memorable first pitch to open the 2020 MLB season, Topps Now released a baseball card to commemorate the event and it flew off the shelves.

What songs were you pumping? What movies did you hit the theater to see? What will Elon Musk and Grimes name their child? WHO THE HELL IS JOE EXOTIC? All perfectly normal questions in late February/early March 2020…

Researchers in Germany are recruiting volunteers between the ages of 18 and 50 for a “coronavirus experiment” to attend a concert with singer-songwriter Tim Bendzko on August 22 at an indoor stadium in Leipzig.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, whose mother was a public school teacher, has penned an open letter in The Atlantic, ‘In Defense of Our Teachers,’ to make his case about planning to reopen schools rather than swinging the doors open wide.

With the majority of concerts still on hiatus, and more future festivals postponing their upcoming events, it may be a while before fans get to see their favorite artists live.

On again-off again Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar posted a photo as he was leaving Mexico on Monday, showing him donning a bright face mask and shades while in the terminal, adding a hashtag which hinted that’s he was not too thrilled.

Metal band Great White has issued a statement following the show they continued to perform despite social distancing and mask guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

As concerts continue to be cancelled over coronavirus concerns, some artists are offering live concert streams to keep you connected at home. Here’s our updating list of what to watch.