Concerts at home: this web site provides us with an agenda of performances in streaming performed by artists from around the world

Given the current situation for the coronavirus many are the events and concerts that have had to postpone or cancel until the crisis pass. For this there are many artists that have flocked to social networks and other online platforms to offer performances to all his fans you can see from the home.

This trend was born of the initiative of Concerts at Home, a website that is dedicated to put together a detailed agenda with the concert online you will be giving in the next few days. With dates, times, and direct links to each event.

The web is in continuous update and each hour that passes adds new concerts in streaming on the agenda, signalling the social network where you can see it, or letting the media or the web to transmit, when, and where.

#YomquedoencasaFestival

Concerts at Home is an initiative created by the makers of the web ConciertosenGranada.it is following the situation of confinement and compulsory closing of concert halls and local hospitality and leisure in Spain, which has motivated the cancellation of all concerts and musical events on direct expected until at least April 11.

David Moya, responsible for the project, hopes that the crisis is resolved as soon as possible and we can return to find us all very soon by filling in Festivals, Theaters and Concert venues. In the meantime, we will be able to enjoy performances from the home of our favorite artists.

Many of these concerts are grouped together in the form of minifestivales virtualas the #MantitaFest, #YomquedoencasaFestival, #VisaVis Festival, The 40tena main, or the Coronapunk. Of all you get information on the web, and many other events.

You can also follow them on Twitter, Instagramand Facebook to keep you aware of upcoming announcements.

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Concerts at home: this web site provides us with an agenda of performances in streaming performed by artists from around the world

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