From isolating on their bus until showtime to playing without an opening act, artists are coming up with new ways to remain on the road in the pandemic's third year
Changing safety protocols and uneven reopenings have made touring in Latin America a logistical nightmare, leading many artists to try to play in the U.S.
"There are more funerals, and it requires more people to sort through all these songs," says Steve Muncaster, who was on tour with Dermot Kennedy before scrambling to find new work
"The exciting thing here is the unknown," singer-songwriter Jacob Collier says. "In my mind this could be a way to revolutionize the way we work out tours and how fans get tickets"
Quarantine gave Courtney and Paul Klimson time to create a safe haven for gig workers — helping them combat exhaustion, financial strain, mental health problems, and other touring woes
Danish pop star on her 'theatrical' new tour, her 2018 album and why she'll always be a Diplo fan
Pollstar's year-end report says the concert industry made a record amount of money in 2018
The MSG Sphere in Las Vegas, the world's most audaciously advanced concert venue, is ready to blow your mind
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