NYC Homecoming Week Concerts Set To Go On Sale Monday
The concerts are a celebration of the Big Apple's comeback from the coronavirus pandemic.
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The concerts are a celebration of the Big Apple's comeback from the coronavirus pandemic.
The Broadway League announced that all 41 theaters will require audience members, performers and staff be fully vaccinated. In addition, all audience members are required to wear masks during performances. These policies are in effect through October.
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Among the artists who will be appearing: Jean Baptiste, Andrea Bocelli, LL Cool J, Elvis Costello, Earth, Wind & Fire with Babyface, Cynthia Erivo, Jennifer Hudson, Wyclef Jean, The Killers, Gayle King, Barry Manilow, Paul Simon, Patti Smyth with Bruce Springsteen, and Rob Thomas with Santana - and more.
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The week will feature a series of concerts across all five boroughs, capping off with a large show in Central Park.
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