Coronavirus in Europe: The state of play [updating]

A continuously updated list of coronavirus-related restrictions on concert touring in Europe's biggest live music markets

News By | 12 March 2020

Update 26/3/20: Most of Europe is now subject to stay-at-home orders (in ‘lockdown’), with the likes of Germany, the UK and France all forbidding their citizens from congregating in groups of more than two – let alone allowing them to attend a show.This article will be updated again when the lockdowns are lifted and Europe's citizens are allowed outside once more.The original article, as updated on 16 March, is archived below. As Covid-19 continues to spread in Europe and national and regional governments scramble to contain the outbreak, the concert business is watching developments closely.With the situati

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