Music Festivals Not Covered by Pandemic Insurance
- 4 years ago
Music Festivals Not Covered
by Pandemic Insurance Pandemic insurance is not currently available for
music festivals, concerts and other major events. But the coverage will likely be
a top priority for festivals after
the COVID-19 pandemic subsides,
according to TMZ. Several festivals that were scheduled for the
spring have been postponed until fall 2020. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
has been rescheduled from April to
Oct. 9-11 and Oct. 16-18. The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has
been postponed from June until Sep. 24-27. The mayors of Los Angeles and New York have
already stated that large crowds will likely
not be permitted for the remainder of the year. If this year's major music festivals are canceled,
the event organizers will likely have to
eat the losses, according to TMZ.
by Pandemic Insurance Pandemic insurance is not currently available for
music festivals, concerts and other major events. But the coverage will likely be
a top priority for festivals after
the COVID-19 pandemic subsides,
according to TMZ. Several festivals that were scheduled for the
spring have been postponed until fall 2020. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
has been rescheduled from April to
Oct. 9-11 and Oct. 16-18. The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has
been postponed from June until Sep. 24-27. The mayors of Los Angeles and New York have
already stated that large crowds will likely
not be permitted for the remainder of the year. If this year's major music festivals are canceled,
the event organizers will likely have to
eat the losses, according to TMZ.