Small concert venues don't know if they'll survive long enough to reopen

Name: Small concert venues don't know if they'll survive long enough to reopen
Uploaded: 2020-06-26T23:23:12+00:00
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Description: Canceled and postponed concerts are a problem for large venues such as the Heritage Bank Center and Fifth Third Arena. For places like The Redmoor in Hyde Park,

Video Credit: WCPO Cincinnati - Duration: 02:43s - Published on June 26, 2020

Small concert venues don't know if they'll survive long enough to reopen

Canceled and postponed concerts are a problem for large venues such as the Heritage Bank Center and Fifth Third Arena.

For places like The Redmoor in Hyde Park, they could be a death sentence.

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