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What do you do when a pandemic keeps you off the stage? Perform in your living room.

May 01, 2020 12:00 am • Last Updated: May 01, 2020 4:34 pm

By Peter Huoppi and Rick Koster, Day staff

Canceled tours. Delayed album releases. Loss of income. When the coronavirus forced everyone to stay home, many musicians had to quickly adapt to the new reality. We spoke with singer/songwriter Daphne Lee Martin, pianist/vocalist Eric Stevenson of Pocket Vinyl, and guitarist/vocalist Noah Feldman of Fleet and Noah & The Flood about the awkwardness of live streaming shows from their living rooms, and trying to stay creative during times of fear and sadness.

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