Lady Gaga photographed during a performance. File

Gulf Today Report

Dozens of artists will soon perform for One World: Together at Home, the global concert organised in collaboration with Lady Gaga for coronavirus relief.

Andrea Bocelli, The Killers, Kacey Musgraves, Elton John, Jennifer Lopez, John Legend, Jennifer Hudson, and many, many more, are all set to take part in the event on 18 April.

Organised by Gaga and Global Citizen, a charitable organisation, the concert will consist of a six-hour pre-show available to stream online, before a two-hour main event airing both online and on television.

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The global special has raised $35m (£38m) benefiting healthcare workers and the World Health Organisation.

Here is everything you need to know to watch One World: Together at Home:

True to its name, the concert is airing around the world. 

Globally, the event will be available to watch online on several platforms. Amazon Prime Video, Facebook, Instagram, TuneIn, Twitch, Twitter and YouTube will all stream the entire event, meaning both the pre-show and the main concert. That will take place from 2pm ET, or 7pm BST.

For full global listings, visit the event's page on Global Citizen.