#22

I just assumed as soon as they start easing restrictions like this the covid is bound to come back

#23

Bars have been open for a while now and that doesn’t seem to have made a difference.
A local venue is hoping to open at 15 capacity in an 80 capacity venue. There’ll be a 2 metre gap between the stage and crowd, and they’ll have to hire someone to handle cleaning (as well as other precautions). I don’t think it’ll be any more dangerous than a bar opening.

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#24

didnt realise the capacity was so restricted, better show up to the things I get tickets for rather than my normal cba rate

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#25

haven’t seen any mention of this in the uk media, if it works seems like it could make gigs work

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#26

I think it depends on sq ft amongst other things. Having 200 in a 500-750 capacity venue could work fine.

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#27

Just over a week until schools reopen!

#28

Wow, this is fascinating.

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#29

Hypercharge Corona Cannon? That’s the last thing we need!

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#30

Yeah me too!

#31

i think De Scalene are just triangulating here

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#32

(fires up galaxy brain)

Honestly, with any gig in a big field I don’t see any essential difference between this and pre-covid. Probably slightly better in that your view is unrestricted?
Easier on your back too

#33

Little known early Fall B-side

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#34

What venue is that?

Have you heard anything about Rescue Rooms etc as have a couple of gigs booked for early next year but can’t see it happening. Most are sold out or close to as far as I know.

#35

Emma Tricca and DC Solaris are playing St Pancras Old Church in November. Only 54 tickets, and only sold in pairs.

#36

Ol Franky round my way next weekend;

#37

Belgrave Music Hall in Leeds have got some seated, distanced events scheduled for October - The Orielles and Alexis Taylor the two I can remember, both doing matinee and evening shows. Both sold out almost immediately from what I could see, it’s not huge at full capacity so can’t imagine there was many tickets available for these.

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#38

Venues in London that have started doing or have announced restricted capacity live shows include:

Brixton Windmill
Signature Brew
Strongroom
Barbican
The Jazz Cafe

#39

Erased Tapes showcase at Kings Place 7th Oct. Only 8 tickets left.

#40

I bought the last 2, thanks

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#41

I shall stop debating with myself about going then…