VENUES GO RED TO PUSH FOR RESTART
More than 2,000 music venues were bathed in red light Tuesday night to encourage Congress to pass the Restart Act that would help the live-entertainment industry. Here are a few highlights from assorted buildings and bands.
#RedAlertRESTART 🚨 The live events industry needs the help of the RESTART act which will provide economic assistance to help the industry recover from the pandemic. More information on the initiative can be found here: https://t.co/CPq6lObYQO #WeMakeEvents pic.twitter.com/iwvr9XWNlI
— STAPLES Center (@STAPLESCenter) September 1, 2020
#RedAlertRESTART is raising awareness to jump-start relief for the live events industry.
— Rush (@rushtheband) September 2, 2020
.@WeMakeEvents_NA are going RED for the 12 million people out of work due to COVID-19. Help save the live events industry & check out https://t.co/GOzyGWAAds pic.twitter.com/9NUiWBEZ6A
#RedAlertRESTART is raising awareness to jump-start relief for the live events industry. We can't wait to safely play live shows again for you, so we're joining the movement & are on RED alert for the 12 million people in our industry out of work due to COVID-19.
— Pearl Jam (@PearlJam) September 1, 2020
📸: Tim Durkan pic.twitter.com/4Un9PESrHt
We all miss live events. People who make shows happen have been unemployed since March. They need our help.
— Disturbed (@Disturbed) September 1, 2020
Please check out https://t.co/w4BRBEu1tV to urge congress to pass the Restart Act & extend PUA.#WeMakeEvents #RedAlertRESTART #ExtendPUA @WeMakeEvents_NA
📷: @RAFACORE pic.twitter.com/AO5LoP9UAV
Live music was the first industry to stop, and likely the last to return. Countless friends & family of ours are out of work and need a hand. Take 2 minutes to contact your representatives and urge them to #ExtendPUA: https://t.co/hN1M6TGtsB
— Umphrey's McGee (@umphreysmcgee) September 1, 2020
#WeMakeEvents #RedAlertRESTART pic.twitter.com/A0ZB18prpH
The color RED takes over Music City tonight in support of the live entertainment industry. Here’s how you can get involved: https://t.co/HZ5FkQ1VIX.#WeMakeEvents #RedAlertRESTART #ExtendPUA https://t.co/7G3mNSrkYy
— Nashville Tennessee (@visitmusiccity) September 2, 2020
Proud to be a part of #RedAlertRESTART, bringing awareness to the difficulties and uncertainties the entire live music industry faces during this pandemic. 🔴#WeMakeEvents pic.twitter.com/F8YvmPEO2S
— Fenway Park (@fenwaypark) September 2, 2020
The @sbBowl and Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara light buildings in red, along with many performing arts sites impacted by COVID-19 financial losses. #SaveLiveEvents #RedAlertRESTART #SBBowl
— John Palminteri (@JohnPalminteri) September 2, 2020
Donate: https://t.co/xFtPYFhyHQ pic.twitter.com/15dfEoOcfG
The @rockhall lit Red tonight to join with 2,500 other live event venues to raise awareness of #RedAlertRESTART our live event sector is in tough shape.Workers and companies have not worked since March. This industry employs 12 million of our friends and neighbors. #WeMakeEvents pic.twitter.com/LILBt23hkR
— Greg Harris (@rockhallceo) September 2, 2020
Tonight, we're illuminating our building in red in solidarity with hundreds of other performance venues to bring awareness to the impact COVID has had on the live entertainment industry and everyone who makes these shows possible.#WeMakeEvents#RedAlertRESTART#ExtendPUA pic.twitter.com/HmrQeU6Io6
— Bridgestone Arena (@BrdgstoneArena) September 2, 2020
#WeMakeEvents #RedAlertRESTART pic.twitter.com/Q20tyI6d0V
— MSG (@TheGarden) September 2, 2020
