Boston's Musicians Are Supporting Their Community in Creative Ways
By: Kaitlin Milligan
Local Boston musicians have found a way to show support for their community during the coronavirus crisis. WGBH shared some ways that the music community has responded:
The Dropkick Murphys were "streaming up from Boston" with their live performance:
Local singer-songwriter Will Dailey launched his Isolation Tour and is live streaming performances from his home:
Buffalo Tom frontman Bill Janovitz has been hosting weekly virtual happy hours:
The Berklee Popular Music Institute launched an at-home series that features students performing live on Instagram every Wednesday evening:
Red Sox organist Josh Kantor is playing live every day from his home and taking song requests from fans:
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