A summer without music? The show must go on for musicians despite coronavirus cancellations

The show must not go on. The live music business faces a period of cancellations in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic that could seriously damage the $26-billion industry.  read more.....»»

From spring breaks to summer holidays, the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted travel plans globally as lockdown measures keep much of the world's population at home......»»

Shares in ITV fell 4.1% on Monday after Britain’s biggest free-to-air broadcaster said Love Island will not broadcast a summer series this year because of coronavirus pandemic......»»

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Joey Hadden/Business Insider Mayor Steve Adler issued a stay-at-home order for the City of Austin from March 24 to May 8 to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott also .....»»

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The University of Cincinnati will hold its summer classes online amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, officials announced Wednesday. Classes that involve "labs, studios, music lessons and clinical experiences may meet at the discretion of the dea.....»»

The Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) joins the growing list of industry conferences, sporting events and music festivals that have been canceled in the past few days because of the coronavirus threat. read more.....»»

The National Endowment for the Arts will award Music Theatre Wichita a $10,000 grant to support the production of "In the Heights," the theatre company's final show of its 2019 summer season. "In the Heights" is creator Lin-Manuel Miranda's look .....»»

Insider's photos from the famous music festival in Indio, California, prove that it's not always as glamorous as it appears on social media. Fans take photos at the 2023 Coachella Music and Arts Festival.Callie Ahlgrim Coachella is one of the .....»»

Broadway returns to Starlight Theatre in less than a month, and it will happen in front of a full house. The Kansas City concert and show venue announced Monday that it will open at full capacity in June. After canceling concerts and its Broadwa.....»»

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Fauci points to several new studies which show COVID-19 vaccines boost protection from concerning variants among people who've had prior infect.....»»

Postponed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chicago Auto Show will hold a special summer editi.....»»

India's healthcare system is buckling under pressure as the ravaged country struggles to contain its second coronavirus wave. Relatives attend the funeral of a man who died from the coronavirus disease at a crematorium in New D.....»»

Royal Caribbean Group CEO Richard Fain expressed optimism Monday that cruise lines will be able to resume operations this summer, more than one year after the industry effectively shut down in the coronavirus pandemic......»»

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U.S. stocks close almost unchanged Wednesday in lackluster trade, after minutes of the Federal Reserve’s March policy meeting show there's no hurry to tighten monetary support amid the coronavirus pandemic......»»

When the coronavirus pandemic forced Tokyo last year to delay the Summer Olympics and Paralympics to July 2021, organizers kept the Tokyo 2020 name, saying they wanted the event to be seen as a “light at the end of the tunnel.” Covid-19 is stil.....»»