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Happy Music

Global collaborations, impromptu public performances, and the creators using their craft as a social force. This section covers the universal language of music and the uplifting moments that connect strangers across the world.

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Good Things Guy: Chris Cornell's 12-Year-Old Daughter Toni Sings 'Hallelujah' in a Tribute to Her Father and Chester Bennington

July 17, 2026

Chris Cornell’s 12-Year-Old Daughter Toni Sings ‘Hallelujah’ in a Tribute to Her Father and Chester Bennington

Toni Cornell, 12-year-old daughter of Chris Cornell, performed 'Hallelujah' alongside One Republic in a tribute

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TheSteved111: Chris Cornell Strips It All Back in a Rare Acoustic Set You Can Hear Every Breath In

July 17, 2026

Chris Cornell Strips It All Back in a Rare Acoustic Set You Can Hear Every Breath In

Chris Cornell strips his catalog down to voice, guitar, and a single introduction: 'My name's

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SiriusXM Hard Rock: Chris Cornell Delivers a Raw 'Fell On Black Days' Live at SiriusXM's Lithium Studio

July 17, 2026

Chris Cornell Delivers a Raw ‘Fell On Black Days’ Live at SiriusXM’s Lithium Studio

Chris Cornell performed 'Fell On Black Days' live at SiriusXM's Lithium studio, delivering a stripped

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: Bob Marley's 'Three Little Birds' Still Delivers Its Morning Message Decades Later

July 17, 2026

Bob Marley’s ‘Three Little Birds’ Still Delivers Its Morning Message Decades Later

Bob Marley and the Wailers built one of music's most durable reassurances out of three

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Luis Fonsi: How Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee Made 'Despacito' the Song That Refused to Stop

July 17, 2026

How Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee Made ‘Despacito’ the Song That Refused to Stop

Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee built 'Despacito' around a single, counterintuitive idea: that slowing down

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: 3-Year-Old Leon Belts Out 'Let It Go' and Absolutely Nails It

July 17, 2026

3-Year-Old Leona Belts Out ‘Let It Go’ and Absolutely Nails It

Three-year-old Leon introduced himself, named his song, and then delivered a full-commitment performance of 'Let

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: Say My Name: A Raw Vocal Performance That Turns Emotional Distance Into Sound

July 16, 2026

David Guetta x Bebe Rexha – Say My Name: A Raw Vocal Performance That Turns Emotional Distance Into Sound

A performance built around one repeated demand, 'say my name, say my name, if you

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David Guetta: Bebe Rexha and David Guetta Debut 'Sad Girls' Live at Stade de France

July 16, 2026

Bebe Rexha and David Guetta Debut ‘Sad Girls’ Live at Stade de France

Bebe Rexha and David Guetta debuted their new track 'Sad Girls' live at Stade de

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: Playing Piano for 60,000 People Is Less Nerve-Wracking Than Playing for 10

July 16, 2026

Playing Piano for 60,000 People Is Less Nerve-Wracking Than Playing for 10

Playing piano for 60,000 people turns out to be less nerve-wracking than playing for 10.

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: Ringo Starr's Birthday Wish Is the Same One He Always Makes

July 16, 2026

Ringo Starr’s Birthday Wish Is the Same One He Always Makes

Ringo Starr's birthday crowd counted down from three, then sent 'peace and love' echoing around

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: How Mister Rogers Used Music, Puppets, and Honest Conversations to Change Children's Television Forever

July 16, 2026

How Mister Rogers Used Music, Puppets, and Honest Conversations to Change Children’s Television Forever

Fred Rogers changed into a cardigan sweater, looked directly into the camera, and built 900

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: Fred Rogers Sang One Song to a U.S. Senator and Saved Public Television

July 16, 2026

Fred Rogers Sang One Song to a U.S. Senator and Saved Public Television

In 1969, Fred Rogers walked into a U.S. Senate hearing to defend $20 million in

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