Everything you need to know about the One World: Together at Home concert event, coming soon to your living room.
Have you heard? There’s a massive concert curated by Lady Gaga coming up called One World: Together at Home. It’s set for a live TV broadcast with a stacked lineup—including Miss Swift. And don’t worry; you can still find out how to stream Taylor Swift’s Together at Home performance, even if you don’t have cable.
Of the event, Gaga says that its mission is to raise as much money as possible before the broadcast. “We want to raise the money before we go on air. When we do go on air, put your wallets away, your credit cards away, and enjoy the show,” she said in a live-stream. So think of the star-studded event as a reward and relief of its own for all those who have already, or can’t, donate.
View this post on Instagram 🚨BIG NEWS: We’ve just announced MORE ARTISTS for One World: #TogetherAtHome, including @jlo, @TaylorSwift, @samsmith, and more. Tune in on April 18 to join the fight against the COVID-19 crisis. ⠀ ⠀ Visit the link in bio for more or head to globalcitizen.org/togetherathome. Who is performing before the broadcast? One World: Together at Home is more than just an evening concert; the fun will be taking place all day even before the official broadcast at 8 p.m.
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