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Are socially distanced gigs the future?

This week we saw, what the promoters were calling -  the world’s first socially distanced gig tak...

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18.34 13 Aug 2020


Are socially distanced gigs the future?


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18.34 13 Aug 2020


This week we saw, what the promoters were calling -  the world’s first socially distanced gig take place in the UK.   

Sam Fender played at the Virgin Money Unity Arena, a pop-up venue in Gosforth Park, Newcastle.

Fans in groups of up to five people watched the show from 500 separate raised metal platforms.    

So would you go to a festival like that? And what could this  mean for the entertainment industry?  

Mark was joined on this evening's edition of the Hard Shoulder by Pearse Doherty, ex member of the Saw Doctors – and more recently,  former site manager of Electric Picnic.


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