While some popular fests, like Coachella, have opted to reschedule until 2022, the major festivals below are charging ahead with hopes of putting on an event somewhat near normal this year. Will vaccination cards and/or masks be required? Will there be on-site rapid testing and temperature checking? Will social distancing be enforced? A lot is up in the air right now, especially with new swells of COVID variants around the world, but many festivals are insistent on following CDC guidelines in order to put on a weekend of live music that protects the health and safety of staff, artists, and attendees. As the pandemic improves in America with the rollout of vaccines and parts of the world begin to loosen its lockdown restrictions, many music festivals intended to return in 2021 with safety precautions in place.Īside from the typical outrageous fashion, busy water bottle-filling stations, and conflicting set times, it's currently hard to say what the large-scale events will look like this year.
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It also meant for a year of no music festivals, which-for fans who are always down to brave the heat in exchange for a full day of exciting sets-made summer 2020 feel a lot less like summer. Not only was it a bummer that you couldn't catch a gig at a beloved local spot on any given night, it meant venues were at risk of closing and artists were stripped of the majority of their income since so much of their livelihood depends on touring.
For music fans, the lack of live performances was a huge loss nothing compares to the communal energy of seeing your favorite artists perform. The COVID-19 pandemic affected just about everything we love to enjoy in group settings, from dining at restaurants to watching movies in theaters.
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