Niall Horan Was A Guitar Hero For His 'One World: Together At Home' Performance

Niall Horan's recently released sophomore album, Heartbreak Weather, is full of grand, driving love songs, and he brought out one of the primary ones for his efficiency as piece of One World: With each other At Home.


The star-studded event — which supports frontline healthcare workers and the World Health Business — kicked off on Saturday (April 18), and Horan was one of the opening performers to to grace the digital special. Sitting solo in his living room, Horan strummed an acoustic guitar while performing "Black & White."


"Yeah, I visualize us in black and white / Crystal clear on a starlit night," he belted on the stimulating chorus. "In all your gorgeous colors / I promise that I'll love you for the rest of my life." The Irish singer recently had to postpone his headlining spring tour, although seeing an intimate efficiency like this is quite the individual consolation prize.


Immediately right after his efficiency, Horan sweetly shouted out crucial workers for their time and sacrifice. "Thank you so much to anyone out there who works in an important service, whether it be a doctor, a nurse, a food market worker, a teacher," he mentioned. "Anyone who works in an important service, you are doing a unthinkable job at the moment and we thank you so much. You do a wonderful job all of the time, although we really need you right now and you've stepped up to the plate on another level. Thank you so much."


Global Citizen's One World: With each other At Home, in group effort with Lady Gaga, will continue into Saturday evening with a two-hour televised special uniting some of the hugest names in entertainment to raise funds for the global COVID-19 response effort. The primary telecast will be co-hosted by late-night talk show hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon. Performers and presenters set to be featured include Gaga, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys, Shawn Mendes, Lizzo, and a number of more stars.