As you may have heard, Alicia Keys and a batch of other artists will be rocking BlackBerry Live 2013 attendees from Universal Studios tomorrow night. Just because you're not here doesn't mean you should miss out on the fun, though. BlackBerry's Creative Director will be on stage from 7:00 PM EST onwards as a part of her Keep Moving campaign. Her Keysness will be joined byMiguel, Alabama Shakes, Maria Gadú, and Cedric Gervais. Tune in here!
There's also going to be a livestream of the general session tomorrow morning at 9 AM EST, which you'll be able to catch here.
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