The poll of 2,000 Americans — conducted by OnePoll in conjunction with HARMAN International — found music and virtual concerts are allowing respondents to feel connected to one another during this time
Fifty-eight percent of those studied said it is their go-to coping mechanism in any stressful situation.
People turn to music for a variety of reasons. Seventy-nine percent of those surveyed said it helps them be more productive, while nearly half said it helps them sleep better. RELATED: Jennifer Connelly Says 'Not Having' Human Contact While Social Distancing Has Been 'Difficult' During these difficult times, 39 percent reveal they've created self-isolation playlists to help get them through.
As of Tuesday, 1,970,600 people in the United States have been infected with coronavirus. Among those, 110,900 people have died.
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