Queen’s Brian May on touring after lockdown: “Will it be safe to have thousands of fans in one place?”
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nme.comThe guitarist believes live artists will have to face serious questions when touring kicks off again... Queen‘s Brian May has said that live artists will have to face major ethical questions when touring commences once more after the coronavirus pandemic.
The guitarist, who recently claimed that meat-eating had played a major role in the outbreak, questioned whether it will be appropriate to have huge numbers of fans congregating together when social distancing measures are relaxed.
May told NME: “We’ve been able to reschedule our concerts, but I wonder whether we’ll be asking the question about whether it’s actually appropriate to be using up lots of the world’s resources to rush around? “And will it be safe to have thousands of fans in
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