Dutch venues back in June as Benelux advances reopening
The Netherlands embarks on reopening on Monday, with Belgium and Luxembourg also advancing next week, as the return of live music draws closer
News By IQ | 7 May 2020
The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg are embarking on significant phases of their respective reopening plans, with some form of live music events potentially returning to the countries from June.
The Dutch government yesterday (6 May) presented its recovery roadmap which will see the country emerge from coronavirus lockdown measures “as quickly as possible, but no faster than responsible,” according to prime minister Mark Rutte.
The five-stage plan, which begins on Monday 11 May, allows cultural institutions “such as concert venues…
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