.LiveNation Unveils First Drive-in Concert Series With BradPaisley, DariusRucker, Nelly
The arrangement calls for Paisley to perform in the parking lot of the amphitheaters, where vehicles — with a maximum of four people per car — will park in every third space, to allow room for attendees to tailgate. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own food, drinks and chairs, setting up around their cars to view the performers from the stage and also from large LED screens. The Missouri is expected to hold as many as 1,000 cars while incorporating social distancing guidelines.
A menu of hot food items and nonalcoholic drinks will be available for purchase online, that will be delivered to their designated tailgate zone. Fans will only be able to leave their pods to access single restrooms, which will be cleaned regularly throughout the show. “It was really important to us not to just do one and be done. It wouldn’t be Live Nation. It wouldn’t be the concert industry leader. We wanted to make a bigger statement.”
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