John Legend for YouTube!

Last night we headed to YouTube OnStage Live at the Kennedy Center to celebrate talented stars from the digital world on the Opera House stage.

Actually, we really went to see John Legend, who sang many of his hits, including his current number one All of Me, which has 100 million views and countless covers from the YouTube community. We snapped him with violinist Lindsey Stirling.

In addition to the multi-award winning, platinum-selling singer-songwriter, the free concert included performances of YouTube hits by other viral sensations such as pianist Scott Bradlee, poet Shane Koyczan, and dancers Larry and Laurant Bourgeois AKA Les Twins.

BAH’s Marek Cyran, Internet Association’s Hauwa Otori, and Google’s Adam Kovacevich, Jamie Hill, and Kate Sheerin.

Here are LawRex’s Isis Bous and Data Business Systems’ Tim Fogarty and Mary Blanchard surrounding Great American Restaurants’ Leigh Kirchner.

Greenberg & Traurig’s Leo Tyler, PG County Fire’s Paula Black, and Kelley Drye’s Gina Tyler.

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