At the second show of Dan’s Tunes‘s livestream coverage, Heather Edgley and Public Pool filled out the lineup at the High Dive. Edgley and company celebrated the release of their EP, Losing My Mind, earlier that day after rescheduling the original release due to COVID-19. The stream also featured singer-songwriter Bug Hunter, whose set was recorded previously.

All proceeds from the show went to Color of Change, a nonprofit organization that works to empower Black people and communities. Click through the photos below for the best moments of the sets.

Indie-rock band Public Pool opens the show with an ironic but heartfelt "Thank you for NOT being here tonight."

Vocalist and guitarist for Public Pool, Jack O'Brien, starts off the set.

Tom Scully stands in for Zac Hartwell on guitar.

The High Dive crew records the show to stream later that evening.

Paul Rhoads on drums.

Bassist Linden Crumrine demonstrates proper mask wearing during the set. 

All proceeds from the night's show benefited Color of Change, a network of social justice campaigns that work to empower the Black community.

O'Brien rocks the vocals on the band's new song, "Natural Selection."

Public Pool wraps the band's first livestream experience.

Heather Edgley and crew celebrate the release of their new EP, Losing My Mind.

Edgley's lyrics are full of raw emotion.

Behind the scenes, the High Dive operates with a limited crew of three.

A masked Chris Lovings on drums.

Bassist Andrew Gemkow throws it around stage, happy to be performing.

The band plays several tracks from their EP, including the surrealistic "Circus Lights."

Shaun Crawford on guitar.

Dylan Mines on the erhu, adding a whimsical depth to the band's dynamic.

In the midst of a global pandemic where live audiences are not allowed, Edgley and band had to modify their original EP release show plans.

All band members and High Dive crew, with the exception of vocalist Edgley, wore masks and practiced social distancing during the set.

Edgley's vocals dominate the performance.

The band closes a successful livestream event with over 1,300 views on the High Dive's Facebook page.