During the COVID-19 pandemic, concerts have moved online as artists, venues and other outlets create new ways to re-imagine the live-music experience as social-distancing practices are commonplace. New platforms and ticketed online events have emerged as the music industry continues to innovate during this time.

If you’re an artist planning a virtual gig online, or if you’re aware of an upcoming performance, please use this form to let us know! We’re certainly on the lookout for Minnesota artists’ virtual shows, and we are happy to include any artist of interest to The Current’s audience.

All showtimes listed below are Central Standard Time (CST). Shows marked with ($) are ticketed events.

Todd Snider: 11 a.m. on the Purple Building Nashville website ($)

Flip Phone presents Jurassic Park Digital Drag Brunch: 1 p.m. on Zoom

Oceanator: 1 p.m. on Surf ($)

Gaelynn Lea with special guests Jeff Tweedy and Spencer Tweedy: 2 p.m. on YouTube

MeTooMpls Online Streaming Festival: 2 p.m. on Facebook

Rhett Miller: 2 p.m. on Stage It ($)

U of M Choirs, Minnesota Chorale, VocalEssence and more in the 40th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert; A More Excellent Way – Honoring the Legacy of John Lewis: 3 p.m. on the University of Minnesota's YouTube and Facebook pages; more information

Linda Pitmon and Steve Wynn: 7 p.m., live from New York, on Stage It ($)

Sweet Honey in the Rock - MLK Day Celebration: 7 p.m. on Third Row ($)

We the People concert featuring AJR, Michael Bivens, Fall Out Boy, Ben Harper, Carole King, James Taylor, Will.I.Am, and more: 7 p.m. on Act Blue Civics ($)

Charlie Parr: 8 p.m., live from First Avenue, on First Avenue's website ($)

The Radiators: 8 p.m., live from Tipitina's in New Orleans, on Nugs TV ($)

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