I've resigned myself to the fact that there won't be many shows (or any) this summer. Sure, some things will start reopening next month but the priorities will not be on giant group gatherings like mega tours or sporting events. Those are "nice to haves" and not requirements for a functioning society. COVID-19 isn't going away anytime soon, and social distancing is going to be with us for a long time. So the question is: how long will Ticketmaster hang on to our ticket dollars? At this point, I wish someone would make an announcement and decision on The Stadium Tour. I am supposed to see Motley Crue/Def Leppard in early July with a few friends. I bought all the tickets. If the tour isn't happening, I would like my significant amount of money back. I fear bands (and Ticketmaster) will drag things out unnecessarily long when we all know the eventual outcome.
I am supposed to see Aerosmith at Fenway Park in Boston in early September. Even that seems like a pipe dream right now. Same for my Food and Wine trip to Disney World at the end of September. Predictions are calling for another major spike of the virus in the fall - will concerts with 40,000 people and crammed festivals at Disney World really make sense then? I doubt it.