At the start of 2020, the live event business already had major issues related to risk management and insurance, ranging from catastrophic weather and attacks on events to cyberattacks and harassment claims.
COVID-19 made those risks seem like minor plot points in a movie about natural disasters.
It's a sore spot in an environment of recovery. Music tours and festivals are thriving, many sporting events are at full capacity and indoor venues are opening for live performances, although with more restrictions, like vaccine mandates and masks for reopened Broadway shows in certain jurisdictions.
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