Who would have realised on March 7^th that the Robbie Cavanagh concert would be our last of 2020.  Unsurprisingly, the final concert of the year has gone the same way as the rest.  Elles Bailey has been forced to postpone her Autumn Tour and we have rescheduled her 12^th December date for the corresponding Saturday in 2021.

2020 has been such a difficult time for everyone, and we do hope that the Town Hall Live audience are well and will continue to be so.

The Coronavirus pandemic has been particularly bad for artists, whose only income comes from their music and being able to perform it.  Many have made ends meet by playing live stream concerts.  It is hoped that all will come through this and be able to play in front of audiences again.

Most of our cancelled concerts from the start of the epidemic have been rescheduled.  There must be doubts, however that artists from Canada and America will be able to make it over in 2021. 

Town Hall Live are lucky that we don’t have any overheads and that we will be able to start up again when it is viable to do so.  Many venues are not so lucky and may well not survive, which again is worrying for the music industry as a whole.

It is hoped our first concert will be on February 20^th when The Lauren Housley Band are booked to appear.

It is five months away.  Fingers crossed that everything will be back to normal by then.

In the meantime stay safe and well.

There have been a number of changes inside the building to ensure that it is safe and meets with current Government guidelines. This includes a one-way system to the toilets and sanitisers at strategic points throughout the building. Social distancing requirements mean that we are only able to use the large hall upstairs and all activities will take place there.

 The hall will probably look a bit different in arrangement and we ask everyone attending to observe the Covid safe guidelines. The ‘Rule of 6’ will apply to people attending all of our events so we cannot allow more than six people to sit together and we cannot allow groups to merge if they exceed six people.

 Face coverings are now mandatory inside community buildings except when eating and drinking.

 As long as everyone maintains all the social distancing rules, activities can continue. It remains a very difficult time for all of us but we are pleased that we can start to offer a range of activities for the community again.

 Stay safe.

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