The music world is buzzing about a New York Times report that cites a health expert questioning whether shows with big crowds can safely return before fall 2021. Also in the news today: Live Nation CEO gives up his $3 million salary, and Drake matches a Mariah Carey chart feat. Plus, what was the most-played song of the 2010s in the United Kingdom? The answer might give you...a feeling.

April 14, 2020: The music world is buzzing about a New York Times report that cites a health expert questioning whether shows with big crowds can safely return before fall 2021. Also in the news today: Live Nation CEO gives up his $3 million salary, and Drake matches a Mariah Carey chart feat. Plus, what was the most-played song of the 2010s in the United Kingdom? The answer might give you...a feeling.

With Coachella off, the festival fashion industry has been disrupted. Also off: Burning Man, though organizers are going to try to convene their crowd online. Meanwhile Sturgill Simpson reveals he had COVID-19, and Caroline Polachek believes she likely did. Paul McCartney's handwritten 'Hey Jude' lyrics sold for $910,000, and 'Saturday Night Live' paid tribute to the late Hal Willner.

Artists including Thao Nguyen and Phoebe Bridgers are getting creative with music videos shot and released during social distancing. Also today: is there a workable business model for DJs spinning sets online? Rogue Wave and Aesop Rock are trading namechecks for a good cause, Marilia Mendonca becomes a livestreaming global sensation, and Dr. Dre picks a very apt date for 'The Chronic' to hit streaming services.

Fans are accusing agencies like Ticketmaster and StubHub of holding their ticket money hostage as concerts are postponed inevitably. Also today: hip-hop artist Chynna has died at 25, Radiohead announce plans to stream past concert films, Bob Dylan gets his first number one, Randy Newman advises 'Stay Away,' and Billie Eilish is actually kind of enjoying the solitude.

Revered singer-songwriter John Prine has died at age 73 due to COVID-19. Jade and Jay pay tribute to a storied career, and also remember Hal Willner: a producer and 'Saturday Night Live' music supervisor who's died at 64. In other news, Apple Music has launched a $50 million fund to sustain indie labels, and Carole King sang one of her classics with a bunch of her friends from the 'Beautiful' musical cast.

While people stuck at home are streaming concerts, they're not listening to new music as much as normal, reports the New York Times - and yet major albums continue to be released. Meanwhile, Lady Gaga is curating a major online music festival celebrating healthcare workers and raising funds for COVID-19 response. In legal news, a lawsuit against Universal over a devastating 2008 fire has been dismissed, while StubHub is facing a $5 million class action suit over its coronavirus refund policy. Just another 'Manic Monday'...in song, performed as a distance duet by Billie Joe Armstrong and Susanna Hoffs.

Artists collectively pledging millions to fight COVID-19 include Madonna, Elton John, and Pink - who has revealed her recent recovery from the virus. Duran Duran's John Taylor has also recovered, while Marianne Faithfull has fallen ill - along with Daryl Hannah, whose illness has temporarily suspended her husband Neil Young's livestreamed performances. In a streaming coup, John Krasinski got the original 'Hamilton' cast to reunite on his web show.

Bill Withers, the soul legend who wrote and sang 'Lean On Me,' has died at 81, and artists from across the music world are paying tribute. Meanwhile, Adam Sandler comes through with a charming 'Quarantine Song.'

Yesterday, news broke that Adam Schlesinger has died, at age 52, due to coronavirus complications. Today, Jade and Jay explore the rich musical legacy of a talented artist who's been lost too soon.