Jewel will be hosting Live From San Quarantine: A Livestream Concert via Instagram and Facebook, to raise funds for her Never Broken program powered by the Inspiring Children Foundation. A planned fundraising event was cancelled, so she's hoping that taking her cause directly to homebound viewers will help raise $1.8 million. The concert happens today at 5pm.
Jewel's website offers access to help for at-risk youth with housing, food, clothing, necessities, and mentoring, as well as physical, emotional, mental, and health tools. Her online networking community Inspire House will be offering daily livestream programming on Twitch, including yoga, meditation, fitness, nutrition, and leadership talks to help people get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Tune into this post tonight to see the premiere of the live music broadcast of Facebook Open Mic while quarantined," says Fritz Jensen of Puttin' On the Fritz. "I will be playing, check me out with all the other great musicians."
Starting this Sunday, March 22 at 2pm, the Spreckels Organ Society will provide weekly organ concerts exclusively online via this link. "In support of the public health guidelines to stay home, the Society is not inviting members of the public to the Organ Pavilion, but requests them instead to view the concerts online for as long as the public health requires it. In cooperation with the San Diego Parks and Recreation Department, Civic Organist Raúl Prieto Ramírez is prerecording his concerts on a weekday, to be posted for viewing on the following Sunday at 2 pm...viewers will be invited to make online donations in support of these free concerts."
"I'll release my newest song 'Us' via a Facebook online event," says singer-songwriter Michael Paul. At 10am on Sunday morning, March 22, Paul will post a link to the song via this link. "Event attendees will then click on the link, listen to the song, and share comments in the Discussion area of the event page," says Paul. "Critics are encouraged to attend, post reviews, etc."
A new Winstons Live Volume 1 album was released today on Bandcamp, featuring 21 tracks from 11 bands playing live in OB. "All the performances were recorded in 2019," videographer David J. Blood tells the Reader. "Kyle Wilnewic, who is the main sound man at Winstons, recorded and mixed everything. It features AJ Froman, The Routine, Euphoria Brass Band, Making Incredible Time, Roman Watchdogs, Hardly Human, Midnight Track, Late For Life, Let's Face It, The Abortz, and Leecher. The genres include funk, rock, alternative, punk, ska, and jazz." The album can be downloaded for free here.
Jewel will be hosting Live From San Quarantine: A Livestream Concert via Instagram and Facebook, to raise funds for her Never Broken program powered by the Inspiring Children Foundation. A planned fundraising event was cancelled, so she's hoping that taking her cause directly to homebound viewers will help raise $1.8 million. The concert happens today at 5pm.
Jewel's website offers access to help for at-risk youth with housing, food, clothing, necessities, and mentoring, as well as physical, emotional, mental, and health tools. Her online networking community Inspire House will be offering daily livestream programming on Twitch, including yoga, meditation, fitness, nutrition, and leadership talks to help people get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Tune into this post tonight to see the premiere of the live music broadcast of Facebook Open Mic while quarantined," says Fritz Jensen of Puttin' On the Fritz. "I will be playing, check me out with all the other great musicians."
Starting this Sunday, March 22 at 2pm, the Spreckels Organ Society will provide weekly organ concerts exclusively online via this link. "In support of the public health guidelines to stay home, the Society is not inviting members of the public to the Organ Pavilion, but requests them instead to view the concerts online for as long as the public health requires it. In cooperation with the San Diego Parks and Recreation Department, Civic Organist Raúl Prieto Ramírez is prerecording his concerts on a weekday, to be posted for viewing on the following Sunday at 2 pm...viewers will be invited to make online donations in support of these free concerts."
"I'll release my newest song 'Us' via a Facebook online event," says singer-songwriter Michael Paul. At 10am on Sunday morning, March 22, Paul will post a link to the song via this link. "Event attendees will then click on the link, listen to the song, and share comments in the Discussion area of the event page," says Paul. "Critics are encouraged to attend, post reviews, etc."
A new Winstons Live Volume 1 album was released today on Bandcamp, featuring 21 tracks from 11 bands playing live in OB. "All the performances were recorded in 2019," videographer David J. Blood tells the Reader. "Kyle Wilnewic, who is the main sound man at Winstons, recorded and mixed everything. It features AJ Froman, The Routine, Euphoria Brass Band, Making Incredible Time, Roman Watchdogs, Hardly Human, Midnight Track, Late For Life, Let's Face It, The Abortz, and Leecher. The genres include funk, rock, alternative, punk, ska, and jazz." The album can be downloaded for free here.
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