Here’s what America’s first socially distanced concert looked like
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nypost.comNo mosh pits here. America’s first socially distanced concert took place Monday night in Arkansas with masked concertgoers sitting in chairs arranged 6 feet apart watching Bishop Gunn frontman Travis McCready’s performance.
The show offered a window into post-pandemic life: Held at the Temple Live in Fort Smith, several measures were put in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, including cutting capacity down from 1,100 to 229 people, reports the New York Times.
Concertgoers were also required to wear face masks and have their temperatures taken before entering. Photos from the event show fans seated in clusters, which promoters called “fan pods,” with a safe distance between other groups.
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