This Week’s Alternative Artist At-Home Concerts

You can't go to concerts anymore, but you can still watch concerts.

Artists across the country have started performing for fans from home, and now Live Nation has created a platform for those artists. Live Nation used to have various artists take over their Instagram and Facebook to perform at home concerts for you to watch at home. But now, most artists will have their performance live-streamed on Live Nation's website. In addition to Live Nation, multiple platforms are having artists perform digitally.

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Virtual concerts definitely seem to be slowing down, but some great artists are still performing. It seems as most artists who were staples in the live stream concerts are pulling back from that. We could usually count on Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park, Jimmy Adkins of Jimmy Eat World, Bob Moses, and Grouplove to put on amazing virtual concerts. The biggest change that we're seeing from the live stream shows at the start of the pandemic is that most artists are now charging for virtual admission. Nearly every show this week is charging admission.

Here's this week's lineup:

Tuesday, December 15

Florence and the Machine- Live Nation, 2 p.m., DoBasednation

Foo Fighters- Twitch, 8 p.m., Free

Thursday, December 17

grandson- NoCap, 8 p.m., $10

Friday, December 18

All Time Low- Live Nation, 6 p.m., $15

Saturday, December 19

Pearl Jam- Live Nation, 3 p.m., $15