Australian Shows Postponed Options

[san_sao]

Where’s Līve’s new album?

At least we know they are working on one. There's a lot going on, so it could be harder to do, I guess.

But the way things are going with the virus, I'd be a bit skeptical about the tour really happening, but hopefully it can go ahead safely.

[dangum]

Live has a Spotify playlist created for the Under the Southern Stars tour.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/27AAC70HZYTUtRxzSltwsI

LIVE's favourites - curated by LIVE themselves for Under The Southern Stars - touring Feb-Mar 2021

A collection curated by LIVE themselves! The bands favourite tracks, both their own and a selection of influential artists, catch them when they tour Australia with Under The Southern Stars in Feb - March 2021!

Track listing

1. Lakini's Juice
2. Heaven
3. Police and Theives (The Clash)
4. Lightning Crashes
5. Living in a Ghost Town (The Rolling Stones)
6. I Alone
7. Fetch the Bolt Cutters (Fiona Apple)
8. All Over You
9. Lo/Hi (The Black Keys)
10. The Dolphin's Cry
11. Legalize It (Peter Tosh)
12. Selling the Drama
13. Run to the Water
14. Consolacao (Baden Powell)
15. Pain Lies on the Riverside
16. Overcome
17. Long Snake Moan (PJ Harvey)
18. Hold Me Up

[Hoodstock]

Cool list.

As of now I'm very pessimistic about live events next year. My friend works at a hospital lab doing testing. A few weeks ago she told us they are finding that people who caught the Coronavirus and had the antibodies no longer had them 3 months later.

In the past few days I've read new preliminary studies from Spain and the UK saying the same thing. If there's no long term immunity this virus is even worse than it already seems.

[san_sao]

Cool list.

As of now I'm very pessimistic about live events next year. My friend works at a hospital lab doing testing. A few weeks ago she told us they are finding that people who caught the Coronavirus and had the antibodies no longer had them 3 months later.

In the past few days I've read new preliminary studies from Spain and the UK saying the same thing. If there's no long term immunity this virus is even worse than it already seems.

Same. I've been reading about a couple of folks allegedly catching it more than once, though it's not clear if they were tested the first time they got diagnosed. :/

[Voodoo Lady]

Spotify list, Live? Bush is going to be streaming a full production concert July 18 to promote their new album. Lucky fans.

https://loudwire.com/bush-full-production-l...rt-the-kingdom/

[dangum]

In November there is the "Hella Mega Tour" featuring Green Day, Weezer and Fall Out Boy that has concerts planned for most Australian states. If this tour goes off without any issues that it would bode well for the UTSS tour.

Australian leg cancelled.

Cool list.

The Live tracks could be the set list they're preparing for Australia.

[dangum]

Australia still doesn't permit cross border travel without having to isolate for 2 weeks. There are still 5 months until the UTSS tour. Hopefully things will improve by then but it wouldn't surprise me if the tour is delayed once again.

[dangum]

The Under the Southern Stars Instragm account posted this morning that they have been working on COVID-19 safe plans for next year's tour.

[Hoodstock]

The Under the Southern Stars Instragm account posted this morning that they have been working on COVID-19 safe plans for next year's tour.

Cool, maybe it will be socially distanced seating.

Hopefully we get a few full show youtube videos for all 3 bands!

[SJN1279]

Cool, maybe it will be socially distanced seating.

Hopefully we get a few full show youtube videos for all 3 bands!

I would be happy with a US warm-up show for Live, or full summer tour for 2021!

[dangum]

Harry Styles has cancelled his November Australian tour (Arenas). Also The Killers tour for the same month has also been postponed.

The UTSS tour consists of outdoor venues (except for the Perth show)

[Voodoo Lady]

With this, I think we can pretty much say all arena shows and festivals are canceled until late 2021 at least.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/16/coronavirus...er-of-2021.html

[dangum]

In October there is going to be an outdoor concert in Western Australia that will have a maximum of 5,000 people separated into 4 areas with a rotating stage in the middle.

https://www.perthnow.com.au/entertainment/m...-ng-b881668721z


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeYsTUQ9D34

[san_sao]

In October there is going to be an outdoor concert in Western Australia that will have a maximum of 5,000 people separated into 4 areas with a rotating stage in the middle.

https://www.perthnow.com.au/entertainment/m...-ng-b881668721z


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeYsTUQ9D34

5000 people is a lot. Will be interesting to see how it plays out. Also, with social distancing, will these "dance zones" basically be for individuals to dance badly by themselves in front of the band? Lol.

[dangum]

5000 people is a lot.

Our football stadium (60,000 seat capacity) has been running at 50% for the past couple of months. There have been up to 30,000 people in the venue. Western Australia is in a good state - no community transmission of the virus for over 130 days. Life is as close to normal as you can get. Anybody coming into the state must remain in hotel quarantine for 14 days.

Also, with social distancing, will these "dance zones" basically be for individuals to dance badly by themselves in front of the band?

It's just to separate the crowd. You will only be able to associate with other fans in your zone. In the unlikely event that there is COVID transmission, only 1250 people will be possibly infected rather than the whole 5000.