Post Malone will livestream a set of Nirvana hits and fan favorites this Friday to raise money for coronavirus relief
The show will broadcast live from Post Malone’s home and air on his official YouTube channel. A press release says he’ll “perform a set of Nirvana hits and fan favorites.” For more info, fans can text 817-270-6440, which is a number Post Malone offered up on hisearlier this week alongside the note, “text me.” A teaser for the concert is available to watch below.
During his livestream Friday, Post Malone will raise money for the United Nations Foundation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization. Throughout the show, Google will match all donations at up to $5 million, with all proceeds going to the UN Foundation.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The endless debate: Nuggets coach Mike Malone compares Michael Jordan and LeBron JamesAs the debate re-emerges, Michael Malone sided with the player he grew up watching (Michael Jordan) over the player he coached (LeBron James).
Read more »
Why Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Didn't Post a Birthday Message for Queen ElizabethMeghan Markle and Prince Harry didn't post on social media for Queen Elizabeth's 94th birthday because their sussexroyal Instagram is inactive.
Read more »
South Korea set to post largest GDP contraction since 2008: Reuters pollSouth Korea's economy likely shrank at its sharpest pace since 2008 in the first quarter as the coronavirus health crisis ravaged business activity and global demand, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.
Read more »
The Post-Pandemic Trump 2024 ScenarioIf he can blame a defeat on COVID-19, Trump might decide he needs to Make America Great Again again.
Read more »
How your company office could change in the post-coronavirus eraThe coronavirus pandemic has thrown office workers into a massive, unprecedented work-from-home experiment. When the crisis eventually passes, workers will be going back to the office, but the work spaces will be very different.
Read more »
Murphy’s approval skyrockets amid pandemic, rivaling Christie’s post-Sandy bounceNew Jerseyans are rallying around Gov. Phil Murphy during the biggest public health crisis the state has faced in a century, with a poll showing 71 percent approve of his job performance
Read more »