Live music to return to Spain in May

Venues in Spain may be able to reopen in May under the government’s exit plan, yet capacity reductions and other restrictions could prove a headache for organisers

Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez announced the country's exit plan on 28 April © European Union 2019 – Source: EP

Concerts could resume in Spain as early as May following the government’s recently announced exit plan, but strict capacity limitations and a lack of clarification around required distance between attendees could complicate the live business’ reopening.

The plan laid out by Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez yesterday (28 April) sees the country reopening in four stages, starting from the preparatory phase zero, which will last until 11 May.

Each phase will have a duration of two weeks as a minimum.…

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