Concerts

At the start of 2020, it appeared like it was going to be the summer of some amazing concerts. Then COVID-19 hit. So when are the shows happening now?

As we inch closer to a state of normalcy, local businesses are coming up with creative and unique ways to cater to the public.

LiveNation recently held a conference call to discuss its first-quarter earnings and start planning for the future of concerts.

We have all heard of drive-in movies, but now we have drive-in concerts and I'm not sure I'm here for it.

At least a dozen concerts in the area have been postponed or canceled, which has left us wondering what to do with tickets that you purchased.

The Zeiterion Performing Arts Center has announced that it will not reopen for shows until at least August.

Taylor Swift was slated to hit Gillette Stadium for not one but two shows for her 'Lover' tour. She had to finally make the call to postpone.

To say we've been disappointed by the cancellation of so many music events is probably an understatement, but the thought of summer shows gave us hope.

Justin Bieber is among many artists forced to either cancel or delay their touring plans for this spring and summer.

Through the power of video conferencing, these music program students from Bishop Stang are singing and sending positive vibes to the SouthCoast.