By Tom Grater
Could Arkansas' Socially-Distanced Concert Be The Blueprint For Live Music in 2020?
08.05.2020 - 22:33 / billboard.com
Since live events across the country started getting canceled or postponed in early March, the biggest questions occupying the live music industry have been when shows can resume and what they will look like when they do.
Many government officials have stated that concerts, festivals and large gatherings will be among the last parts of pre-COVID-19 life that will return.But the virus has impacted communities at varying levels of severity, and now, Fort Smith, Arkansas has stepped forward to
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