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Live Nation Sees Live Events Returning “At Scale” Next Summer, But Without Concerts Q3 Sales Plunge 94%

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Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorLive Nation said it expects live events will be back and big next summer judging by the 86% of fans that kept their tickets for rescheduled shows.Between those tickets held for rescheduled shows and new sales “we have already sold 19 million tickets to more than four thousand concerts and festivals scheduled for 2021, creating a strong baseload of demand that is pacing well ahead of this point last year,” said CEO Michael Rapino as the company announced expectedly dismal quarterly earnings. “At the same time, surveys continue to show that concerts remain fans’ highest priority social event when it is safe to gather.” Live events along with movie theaters and theme parks have been hit the hardest by COVID-19..

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