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Soon, everyone will be wearing masks while out and about — and musicians are providing options. On Friday, Universal Music Group artists including Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish, The Weeknd, The Rolling Stones and more released reusable cloth face masks as part of the company’s “We’ve Got You Covered” initiative. The masks are priced …
Soon, everyone will be wearing masks while out and about — and musicians are providing options.
On Friday, Universal Music Group artists including Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish, The Weeknd, The Rolling Stones and more released reusable cloth face masks as part of the company’s “We’ve Got You Covered” initiative.
The masks are priced at $15 each and all net proceeds benefit MusiCares, which is working to support the music community affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Grande’s mask features a single tear drop reminiscent of her “No Tears Left to Cry” merch, while Eilish’s offering includes her “Blohsh” logo in neon green. Fans of Willie Nelson can wear his face, while the Rolling Stones’ mask features its “lips and tongue” logo right over the kisser.
The fashion community has also been hard at work providing masks; Michael Costello, Christian Siriano and Brandon Maxwell are just a few of the designers churning out non-medical grade masks for public consumption as well as donations to healthcare workers whose PPE is in short supply.
