"We just set about figuring it out, how to do it in a safe way," he continued. "I am sure you are aware the State of New York is in a Declared State of Emergency, since March 7, 2020, due to the prevalence of COVID-19," Zucker wrote in the letter provided to The Times.

But that was a few weeks, the maximum a month. "So we had the idea for the drive-in ... over a month ago," Urban said.

"I think this will get us through, but believe live music will return in a public facing way. "We have no tolerance for the illegal & reckless endangerment of public health. It was a show like no other for country music star Legendary DJs have turned their living rooms into night clubs and live streamed dance sets. "It's not just a matter of doing a show," he said.

Artists like Ariana Grande, Justin Beiber and Drake have filmed quarantine-themed videos.

Longtime production manager Chris Gratton said there are many others in the business who are being forgotten in the pandemic. The private show was set up exclusively for more than 200 doctors, nurses, emergency medical technicians and staff from Vanderbilt Health, part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center.Keith Urban performs for first responders at the Stardust Drive In Theatre in Watertown, Tenn. May 14, 2020. How do I dump my trucks with the band gear into it, into the building when you have a lot of heavy gear? "This would have been the day we would have finished production rehearsal," he said. "It's an obvious venue because you're playing to people in cars, which is such a great way to keep the distance between everybody in a safe environment, but the venue is already built." Independent contractors often live check to check," he said.

"I am not ok with you risking everyone's lives just so they can watch you press a space bar all night.

"Videos from a concert held in Southampton on Saturday show egregious social distancing violations. "Once the pandemic hit, I had to be still and sit at home. "The music that comes out during this period will be remembered forever as coronavirus music," she said.

Gratton said he's eager to get back to work, but believes his team is looking at up to two years before things get back to normal. READ: Lake of the Ozarks fallout: St. Louis leaders could be forced to tighten restrictions if social distancing is ignored The music industry has begun to feel the effects of the coronavirus outbreak, which has killed more than 43,000 people so far.Massive festivals have been canceled or postponed, and many artists have been forced to take similar actions with tour dates. The music industry is preparing to lose an estimated $9 billion in ticket sales, according to a study published by the trade publication Pollster. ..."I am at a loss as to how the Town of Southampton could have issued a permit for such an event, how they believed it was legal and not an obvious public health threat.

CALEXICO — An online benefit concert was conducted Saturday night to assist the family of an El Centro man who recently died due to complications from COVID-19.

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