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As the uncertainty of returning back to normal shopping habits are still up in the air, Record Store Day has announced a trio of dates that will see some new and rare releases hit virtual shelves for music fans to scoop up.

As protests across the county ensue, many of these musicians have been at the front lines of the peaceful protests. Additionally, these artists are sharing ways across Twitter and Instagram, in which we can all support black lives.

Rapper Shawn ‘JAY-Z’ Carter, put in a call to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz over the tumultuous weekend that saw protests and violence spread to numerous U.S. cities following the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minnesota Police.

Migos’ members Offset and Quavo caught up with Vice TV’s ‘Shelter in Place’ to discuss the disproportionate toll COVID-19 has taken on the African American community and their families.

To those ‘Carpool Karaoke’ fans (us included) out there, we’re going to have to wait a bit longer before we get to see out favorite celebrities jam sash in a car with Corden.

Eddie Vedder, Brandi Carlile, Macklemore, and Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard are among the Seattle musicians taking part in the All In WA COVID-19 relief concert. The event takes place on June 10 at 10PM ET / 7PM PT.

The track marks Megan’s first-ever Billboard Hot 100 number one record, and a seventh for Beyoncé. Megan also revealed the single had hit number one on the Urban and Rhythmic Radio chart.

The Migos rapper credits Lil Wayne for inspiring him to continue his education and to graduate from Berkmar High School in Lilburn, Georgia.

Flo Rida is doing his namesake proud, partnering with his doctor and personally funding efforts to ramp up COVID-19 testing sites set up as Florida is in the midst of safety re-opening businesses.

On Sunday, Tina Knowles Lawson posted a side by side image of herself and Beyoncé as toddlers on Instagram and the resemblance is kind of remarkable. See for yourself.