John Legend gets behind the piano to open up James Corden's HomeFest
John Legend performs onstage during Motown 60: A GRAMMY Celebration at Microsoft Theater on Feb. 12, 2019 in Los Angeles.on Monday night to kick off Homefest, an hourlong CBS special to raise money for those affected by the coronavirus and see some of our favorite artists do what they do best from the comfort of their own homes.
Legend decided to perform his latest single"Actions," just released on March 20, but stripped it down to a sultry piano ballad. While the song is about a romantic relationship, the chorus of"actions speak louder than love songs" can apply to this uncertain time of needing people on the front lines more than ever.
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