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Pollstar | NIVA, ESA, Others Reveal Reopening Checklist Safe In Sound

By: Eric Renner Brown Courtesy NIVA Safe In SoundNIVA and ESA shared Safe In Sound, a post-COVID reopening checklist, on Wednesday. Throughout the pandemic, the National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) and Event Safety Alliance (ESA) have provided extensive guidance for live events professionals as the industry navigated the health and safety challenges presented by the pandemic. Now, with concerts of all sizes being announced for summer and fall, the organizations, in conjunction with the Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP), Coalition of Performing Arts Centers and National Independent Talent Organization (NITO) have developed Safe In Sound, a thorough guide with CDC-compliant reopening procedures tailored to the live events industry s specific needs.

Renae Williams Niles Named Chief Content and Engagement Officer Of Los Angeles Philharmonic Association - Los Angeles Sentinel

Renae Williams Niles Named Chief Content and Engagement Officer Of Los Angeles Philharmonic Association By Sentinel News Service Renae Williams Niles Chad Smith, the David C. Bohnett chief executive officer chair of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, announced the appointment of Renae Williams Niles as chief content and engagement officer. In this newly created position, she will provide strategic guidance and articulation of the LA Phil’s organizational goals and policy, overseeing all programming (classical, non-classical and humanities) across Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, The Ford and the Judith and Thomas L. Beckmen YOLA Center, and for LA Phil residencies and tours. She will also be responsible for YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles) and learning programs and initiatives; communications, public relations, marketing and sales; and will guide further integration of the LA Phil’s diversity, equity and inclusion goals. Reporting to the chief executive o

Concerts Are Coming Back: Everything You Need to Know

Illustration by Matt Chase With the constant rescheduling of tours and a tangled web of conflicting state laws, music fans and industry pros would be rightfully confused about when and how concerts will return. Look no further: Your burning questions about how to protect your health (and bank account) as the pandemic’s end draws near are answered here. When can I go to a concert? That depends on where you live. The return of shows will be decided largely on a state-by-state basis by both governors and city leaders, not federal officials, although many states and private businesses will build their reopening strategies around guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Florida and Texas have already allowed concerts to resume, though not without some issues: Steve Aoki and Diplo each got warnings from local police and reproof from the mayor of Tampa, Fla., for performing in front of maskless crowds during Super Bowl weekend in February.

Everything You Need to Know About How -- And When -- Concerts Will Return

Everything You Need to Know About How -- And When -- Concerts Will Return
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When can I go to a concert or show? Experts weigh in on a return to live shows

When can I go to a concert or show? Experts weigh in on a return to live shows
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