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Italian soccer team AC Milan and Jay-Z’s Roc Nation have organized this virtual event that will also feature performances by Robin Thicke, Kelly Rowland, Gavin Rossdale and Lola Ponce.
May 2, 2020
AceShowbiz – Alicia Keys is to headline a virtual super-gig organised by bosses at Italian soccer team AC Milan and Jay-Z’s Roc Nation.
The show, which will also feature performances by Robin Thicke, Kelly Rowland, Gavin Rossdale and Lola Ponce, will honour healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic in Italy.
Viewers will be able to donate via the From Milan With Love fundraising site and AC Milan’s Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ACMilan/) and all funds raised will benefit global humanitarian aid organisation Direct Relief and Milan’s philanthropic foundation.

The hour-long tribute will take place at 7pm BST on Sunday (May 03) and will be hosted by DJ Khaled and Italian TV presenter Diletta Leotta.
Italy was one of the countries hit worst by the COVID-19 virus – to date more than 27,000 people diagnosed with the coronavirus have died.

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The ‘No One’ hitmaker dedicates her latest music offering called ‘Good Job’ to the unsung heroes that have stepped up and made impact during the coronavirus pandemic.
Apr 25, 2020
AceShowbiz – Alicia Keys has partnered with CNN’s Heroes campaign to honour those fighting on the front lines amid the Covid-19 crisis.
The hitmaker debuted her new track “Good Job” on Thursday, April 23, 2020, and told CNN the track was originally written months ago as a tribute to the unsung heroes in Keys’ own life.
“It has always been such a personal song and such a poignant song,” she said. “And every time I play it, I want to cry because I’m thinking of my mother, I’m thinking of my grandmother, I’m thinking of friends of mine who can’t make ends meet.”
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As the coronavirus pandemic swept the globe, however, the words took on a different meaning, and Alicia, 39, wanted to share the tune for healthcare professionals, frontline workers, parents, teachers, and everyone else who has stepped up during the public health crisis.
“A lot of times people don’t feel like they’re doing a good job. They feel underwater and like there’s never going to be a brighter day,” she said. “Fast forward to now, with where we are now, and it’s almost like the song was written for this and I didn’t know it.”
The song will serve as the theme for a new CNN Heroes campaign in celebration of the ordinary people who’ve emerged as heroes during the Covid-19 crisis. As part of the initiative, visitors to CNN platforms will be invited to share pictures and videos of individuals from their communities who are making a difference during the coronavirus lockdown.

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The ‘No One’ hitmaker has been tapped to kick off a series of livestream shows hosted by the Italian top fashion house on Instagram amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Apr 19, 2020
AceShowbiz – Alicia Keys is to perform via fashion house Valentino’s Instagram Live page for the first in a series of livestream gigs.
Valentino’s creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli announced brand bosses would be partnering with various artists under the #chezmaisonvalentino banner, with Alicia the first to perform at 4 P.M. EST on Friday, April 17, 2020.
Announcing the performance, which will be followed by a poetry reading by Rupi Kaur, Piccoli tells the WWD website, “I have realised how stronger we have become through connections within our own community. I wanted to share with you these unique performances to be connected by our emotions.”

Alicia’s gig can be viewed at Instagram. Other concerts are yet to be announced.

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The ‘Girl on Fire’ singer has announced that she will postpone the release of ‘Alicia’ and delay her intimate concert tour promoting memoir ‘More Myself: A Journey’ due to coronavirus crisis.
Mar 21, 2020
AceShowbiz – Alicia Keys has offered to sing down the phone to fans after delaying her tour and album due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The “Fallin'” hitmaker was due to release her new record, “ALICIA”, in May, and embark on an intimate concert tour promoting her memoir “More Myself: A Journey”.
In posts on Twitter, the star revealed that she would delay the tour and album as large parts of the U.S. goes into lockdown to stop the spread of the virus, but will still release the book later this month.
“My Beautiful Fam,” she tweeted.⁣ “The #MoreMyself Tour & my album #ALICIA will be postponed (Good Note: book will still be available on 3/31(praying emoji)).” ⁣
⁣ “Everyone’s health and safety is the #1 priority! Thank u for ur deep love, I’ll let u know about new dates soon. Stay powerful! I adore u (purple heart emoji).”

After the postponement, she then went on to ask fans to contact her so she could send them personal voice notes and even sing to them.

Alicia Keys offered a personal voice note to make up for the delayed album and tour.
“This is a strange time and I want to find ways to continue to connect with you,” the star wrote. “I really have love for y’all Purple heart I’ll be sending voice notes and maybe even sing u a little song. Text me at +1 (917) 970-2001 so we can chat. Love!”

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