King Calaway Performs 'No Matter What' Quarantined in 6 Different Locations

In an effort to help prevent the spread of coronavirus COVID-19 during the current pandemic, people across the globe are doing their part and staying home. But that hasn't stopped King Calaway from performing live — because the band is still finding a way to bring their live music right into their fans' living rooms.

The band, comprised of Chris Deaton, Simon Dumas, Chad Michael Jervis, Jordan Harvey, Austin Luther and Caleb Miller, gave an exclusive performance of their song "No Matter What" while in quarantine AND while quarantined in six different locations (watch the incredible video above).

"No Matter What" is off of King Calaway's debut album, Rivers, and Simon exclusively tells iHeartRadio that the song is meant to send out "a real message of hope." He tells us, "Whether it's in a romantic relationship, or honestly, in our case as a band, it’s about having the confidence to really push through the hard times knowing it's worth it in the end. We don't sing songs enough about perseverance; these days we're all quick to move on to the next best thing. This song is about having the confidence to make the best of ANYTHING. It's also pretty catchy."

Along those lines, King Calaway has been trying to make the best of the current situation surrounding the pandemic. All six band members have remained home, and as Chad tells us of how he's been keeping busy, "I've been doing my best to stay active, like going for walks or runs around the neighborhood. As far as music goes, I try to play a little every day to stay at it. The KC boys and I are also staying busy by making our quarantine music videos, which have been loads of fun."

The guys have also been doing their best to stay connected to fans via social media. Caleb explains, "It has taken lots of creativity to stay connected during this pandemic. The use of social media has been King Calaway's best friend during these weeks. It’s a blessing to be able to talk with fans, share our music, and still inspire people across the globe through the use of social media."