Demi Lovato

Some of the biggest acts from across the musical spectrum are coming together to bring epic live performances into fans’ homes as part of the Save Our Stages Festival, taking place October 16-18 on YouTube.

This year for our 2020 I’m Listening broadcast we came together with artists and athletes not only to empower listeners to have open conversations around mental health but to demonstrate that talking can truly save lives.

We’ve carved out some of the most memorable moments from the conversations we had with our I’m Listening Class of 2020 and share their powerful messages. From DJ Khaled to Demi Lovato each of these artists are using ‘talk’ as a tool to save lives.

The 2020 edition of RADIO.COM’s I’m Listening is here for you. With the power of shared stories and experiences from artists, athletes, and health professionals we ask you to join us for a special two hour event on Wednesday, September 23 at 6PM.

New York State lawmakers have decided to pass a bill to repeal statute 50-A, which keeps police officers’ disciplinary and personnel records private, following an open letter signed by hundreds in the entertainment industry.

Pop queen Demi Lovato has always been an emo kid at heart, from her love of Senses Fail’s recent music video to her appearance at a 2017 Emo Nite. Now, she’s back again with the perfect cover of Paramore’s “Misery Business.”

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The Irish singer recently visited BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge, putting his spin on a cover of Demi Lovato’s “Sorry Not Sorry” after performing a powerful rendition of his single “Nina Cried Power.”