Jack Antonoff

The virtual benefit also included performances from Tierra Whack, Brittany Howard, Lana Del Rey, Sleater-Kinney, Aaron Dessner, Clairo, and more.

Brittany Howard, Big Red Machine, Sleater-Kinney, Tierra Whack, Bleachers, and others are also set to perform at the first virtual edition of the annual benefit.

It's billed as a ”sister record” to folklore.

Last month Bleachers released anthemic new single ”Chinatown” which features Bruce Springsteen. They've now teamed up again to play it live from the roof the NYC's iconic Electric Lady recording studio.

’Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions’ takes its name from The National's Hudson Valley studios, where it was recorded.

”It's the honor of a lifetime to be joined by him,” Jack said. ”He is the artist who showed me that the sound of the place I am from has value and that there is a spirit here that needs to be taken all over the world.”

You can listen to ”LA Who Am I To Love You” off the first of Lana's two planned poetry projects now.

It's not really the drastic pivot to indie that it looks like on the surface, but it does find Taylor continuing to progress her sound and take artistic risks eight albums and 14 years into her career.

The National's Aaron Dessner co-wrote or produced 11 of the 16 songs, Justin Vernon co-wrote and sings on one, and the album also features Doveman, Jack Antonoff, and members of Bonny Light Horseman, yMusic, and more...

plus Bob Weir, Nilüfer Yanya, beabadoobee, Lou Barlow, Yuna, Black Mountain, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.