Day 28 of the iTunes festival is set to kick off today with singer John Legend headlining the event in London at 7pm. If you are not in London today don't worry you can still catch all the excitement via the iTunes Festival live stream. The iTunes Festival live stream will be available via your iOS device, Apple TV or your computer. If you will be using your Apple TV to watch John Legend perform tonight simply use your already installed iTunes Festival app. If you will be watching all the fun and excitement using your iOS device make sure to download iTunes and then download the free app to watch and enjoy.
Tonight's headliner, John Legend is a successful and popular singer, songwriter and actor from Springfield, Ohio. The Grammy Award winning artist has performed with Alicia Keys, Pink, Janet Jackson and collaborated with Kanye West on his and West's own demos. In 2004 Legend's debut album "Get Lifted" went platinum thanks to the hugely popular single "Ordinary People." The song that helped win the young artist three Grammy's for his album was originally written by Legend but intended for the Black Eyed Peas. Legend's most recent work includes an appearance on the reality competition "Duets" and appearance on the soundtrack to the 2012 Tarantino movie "Django Unchained."
If you are still searching for the iTunes Festival live stream follow the link in order to use Apple to watch the show. There are only two more shows left in the month long iTunes Festival that took over London in September. The festival included performances by Sigur Ros, Sir Elton John, The Lumineers, Paramore, Queens of the Stone Age and Robin Thicke. Tomorrow Justin Timberlake will take to the stage for day 29. Closing out the show on day 30 will be Katy Perry, Icona Pop and Iggy Azalea.
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