Musicians and lovers of live music may remember last March — when the COVID-19 pandemic era of social distancing and stay-at-home orders began — dealing with a great sense of loss and disruption.
Shows everywhere were canceled wholesale, meaning lost income for performers and good memories never to be made for their audiences.
But from the start, an idea came to life that would bring music back to thousands, through online livestreamed concerts.
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