Would You Walk Through a Disinfectant Spray to See a Concert?
The "new normal" is currently what everyone is trying to navigate through: standing 1.5 metres apart, plexiglass sneeze guards at every turn, and many people turning into downright recluses amid health scares.
The concert industry is no different in it's approach to figure out how to press forward with live music. We've seen drive-in concerts rev their engines, socially distanced concerts that look even less impressive than watching a livestream at home spark up, and several kooky ideas including a space-like suit for punters to don.
As both concert promoters and punters alike are keen to see live music get its boots back on, many venues are trying to see how they'll break even when it comes to reduced capacity orders.
As reported by The Mirror, the solution to concerts may be approaching the entrance differently, by setting up both temperature check stations as well as "disinfectant mist" stations to ensure that the virus is stopped at the door, similar to the ones that are being used around China.
