There was a Pussy Riot onstage at Barclays Center Wednesday night—but no one was hurt. Maria Alyokhina (left) and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, members of the famed Russian group were just one of the many acts to speak out against injustice and perform for human rights as part of the Amnesty International Concert presented by the CBGB Festival. The pair, who were only recently given amnesty after spending months in jail for protesting in front of Moscow's orthodox cathedral, joined bands like Imagine Dragons, Cold War Kids, The Fray, and her Madgesty Madonna.
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Who wears short shorts? Singer Colbie Caillat does, that's who.
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Isaac Slade of The Fray knows "How to Save a Life" by singing that song like he means it.
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Papa Don't Preach, but her Madgesty does.
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Debbie Harry of Blondie can strike a pose, too.
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Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons...imagines a world where there's unicorns.
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Dann Gallucci of Cold War Kids keeps things heated on stage.
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Actress Susan Sarandon wants you to give peace a chance.
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Oh look, Madonna! Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips knows how to "Express Himself" too.
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Nathan Willett of Cold War Kids tickles them ivory.
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Singer/songwriter Lauryn Hill has still got that thing, that thing, that thiiiiing.
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Pussy Riot were all "Like a Prayer" while Madonna just played monkey in the middle.
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