Governor says first “socially distant concert” in Arkansas does not comply with health regulations
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nme.comHealthcare experts in the US have predicted that live concerts will not return until Autumn 2021 The first “socially distant concert” to be staged in Arkansas later this week (May 15), does not comply with health regulations, according to the state governor.
Travis McCready, frontman of country-rock band Bishop Gunn, was set to deliver an “intimate solo acoustic performance” at Fort Smith’s Temple Live on condition that tickets can only be purchased in “fan pods” of 2-12 seats, each of which will be some six feet apart from the next group, and the venue’s capacity is reduced by a massive 80% from 1100 to 229 seats.
Face masks, were also set to be made available for purchase at the event, and are required for all attendees and employees in
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