For two nights in August, the indie rock band will be performing for 100 ticketholders from an elevated platform at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art.
- July 30, 2020
AceShowbiz - Rockers Yo La Tengo are set to try out a new version of socially-distanced concerts by performing on an elevated platform at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art.
Organisers plan to have the group set up on a makeshift stage two storeys above the venue's Courtyard D, where just 100 ticketholders will be spaced out to watch the two-night show from below.
The gigs will take place on August 7 and 8, and will feature contactless ticketing, separate exits, and take-out food options, among other coronavirus safety initiatives.
