Anonymous wrote:I’ve been to a couple of post-Covid concerts at the 930. They require vaccination proof and masks. Mask wearing was surprisingly good among people who weren’t drinking and I was surprised at how few people were drinking. This was true even at the Aziz Ansari show at the Anthem. Enough people are taking extra precautions now that the general effect is a reasonably safe-feeling environment. (And I have been reasonably careful eg: I still haven’t eaten inside a restaurant. I’m not ready to be massless indoors yet.)
As a forty-something, I always prefer to stand in the un-crowded back. Even in sold out shows, there is always open space in the back. But a teen won’t do that. Because old people like me are back there.
I’d think if you sent them in a good mask, did drop off and pick up (or went too and stayed invisible, maybe even in my favorite section) then they’d all be fine. I say go for it.
PP here. I just looked up Girl in Red and realized that I saw her at the ACL Music Festival this fall. Yeah, you should definitely let your teen go. It would be a fun show and I can’t imagine it would be a problematic crowd. I might even get tickets myself and stand in the back and do embarrassing grown up dances.