I can see USA-based bands playing shows within the USA by next year but I'm fairly sceptical about how soon we'll be seeing international tours in Europe, Australia, etc.

My dumb ass is still hanging on to a shred of hope for Ohana in September. I wish they’d just cancel it and let me get on with my life.

Then give the international fans the opportunity to live stream those shows at $10 a show. With PJs fanbase they'd easily get 50k streams leading to an extra 5mil from those ten shows, on top of the actual tour.

After a bit of thought on this, if Australia and NZ open up a fair bit to the point where gigs and sports are possible there's a chance that touring bands may opt for a 2 week quarantine in Australia before a Oceanic tour. We might even get more smaller shows than usual.

Imagine a PJ tour like 2003 with 10 shows at 10k-15k venues from February 8th to February 23rd. Then give the international fans the opportunity to live stream those shows at $10 a show. With PJs fanbase they'd easily get 50k streams leading to an extra 5mil from those ten shows, on top of the actual tour.

They'd make a killing for what is a 4 week tour (including the quarantine period).

Anyone have Kelly's number?

Tool officially cancelled their tour, so I lost my seats which were good (and a pain to get in the first place).

Really hoping PJ does not do the same thing. They can keep my $X00 for now. I don’t wanna do the lottery again.

Q2 2021 is looking feasible right now. Vaccines testing now, completed in Q4, out for production Q1. I could see it.

Like a miracle...

This isn't a 'miracle' scenario. A couple different companies have hit big milestones in the last couple weeks. Fauci said in his interview with Zuck that vaccines being completed in Q4 2020 and distributed in Q1 2021 is a time table that he is cautiously optimistic about. To me, that says back to normal by Q2 2021 is on the table.

https://abc7news.com/dr-fauci-mark-zuck ... d/6321008/