Katy Perry, John Legend, other stars gear up for virtual house party

Houseparty, the video-chat app, has lined up 40 stars for a three-day live-streaming event this weekend.

May 15, 2020 03:20 pm | Updated 04:05 pm IST

Katy Perry performs before the start of the Women's T20 World Cup cricket final match between Australia and India in Melbourne, Sunday, March 8, 2020

Katy Perry performs before the start of the Women's T20 World Cup cricket final match between Australia and India in Melbourne, Sunday, March 8, 2020

Amid the ongoing lockdown, several stars, including Katy Perry, John Legend, Alicia Keys and Snoop Dogg, will be bringing the party to fans’ homes through the “In the House” livestream event.

Houseparty, the video-chat app, has lined up 40 stars for a three-day live-streaming event this weekend.

The event will include performances by Perry and Legend, along with segments featuring Doja Cat, Alicia Keys, Jos Andras, DaBaby, Bad Bunny, Neil Patrick Harris, Keegan-Michael Key, Idina Menzel, Sarah Michelle Gellar and more.

The line-up also includes names like David Blaine, Lindsey Harrod, Gabi Butler, Snoop Dogg, Chvrches and Dua Lipa.

Everyone who opens Houseparty during an ‘In The House’ live video can add it into their own group chats for a private viewing party.

Perry will sing her new song “Daisies” and talk about the inspiration behind it, Snoop Dogg will be cooking his favourite breakfast. Actor Neil Patrick Harris will be doing a magic show, while Menzel will sing her legendary songs.

Alicia Keys is not only going to sing, but also share her go-to workout routine. Keegan-Michael Key will teach how to master the ball bounce challenge.

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