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Plus Chance the Rapper, Sylvan Esso, Lydia Loveless, Tori Amos, Hamilton Leithauser, Waxahatchee, Margo Price, Bully, Phantogram, HAIM, Gary Numan, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.

”A lot niggaz been cryin about me leaving people off my top 10 without. Even seeing my shit so here it is,” Snoop writes.

plus Princess Nokia, Drive-By Truckers, Fleet Foxes, Beck, Portugal. The Man, Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

plus John Prine, Charles Bradley, Sharon Van Etten, Tyler the Creator, Jamila Woods, Deer Tick, Gary Clark Jr., The Slackers, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

The four-day virtual fests includes archival footage of Paul McCartney, LCD Soundsystem, Arcade Fire, Metallica, The Cure, Run the Jewels, Alabama Shakes, Tyler the Creator, and Pearl Jam, among others, as well as a Porno for Pyros reunion and more.

Eric B & Rakim will do a live performance and discuss 'Let the Rhythm Hit ‘Em' for its 30th anniversary, alongside tributes and interviews with Ice T, LL Cool J, Chuck D, Fat Joe, and several others.

Em's list includes pioneers like Rakim, LL Cool J, and Big Daddy Kane, as well as newer artists like Kendrick and J Cole, and plenty of the in-between...

Tee Grizzley, Mr. Muthafuckin' eXquire, Conway, Dua Saleh, LL Cool J, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, Lil B, and others released songs in response to this week's events as well.

The death of George Floyd, who died in Minneapolis police custody on Monday, has ignited outrage and protests after video went viral of a white police officer kneeling on Floyd's neck before he went limp.

John Legend, Rick Ross, Juicy J, Pete Rock, 50 Cent, Grandmaster Flash, L.A. Reid, and others have paid their respects to the Uptown Records founder as well.