What acts will be the first to do a live show for 1000, 10000, 20000, 50000 people? Is general admission going to be a thing of the past? We saw the cancellation of SXSW and how most now think that was absolutely the right call - what about the future of music festivals?
I could see the big touring acts doing much smaller venues with insane ticket prices. So many acts - even the big names - rely on touring for income instead of record/streaming sales.

Things will probably be different until a vaccine is available. Once a vaccine is widely available, we'll return to normal. I'm guessing about a year.

All valid concerns. No one really knows.

Live music is one of my favorite things to do. I see way more bands than I go to the movies.

Already had The Revivalists and ZBB cancel/delay purchases tickets. I'm sure DMB isn't far behind along with most festivals for this season.

Why would GA be a thing of the past? It's not like reserved seating keeps you from being right on top of the person sitting next to you.