The drums we left in 2020: What happened to Pottery?
A mysterious departure.
Covid-19
COVID-19 is the infectious disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, first identified in late 2019 before developing into a global pandemic that reshaped modern society. Beyond its profound impact on public health, the pandemic transformed the music, film and television industries through widespread venue closures, production delays, festival cancellations and the rapid expansion of live streaming and digital entertainment. Artists, filmmakers and cultural institutions adapted in innovative ways, while the pandemic also influenced the themes, production methods and distribution models of creative works. This tag covers the latest news, features and opinion relating to COVID-19’s impact on music, film, television and the wider entertainment industry.
How the Covid-19 pandemic became the second undoing of Eric Clapton, and perhaps the last
A relevance that has run dry.
Laura Groves – ‘Yes’ EP review: Forcing you to remember everything you’d rather forget
It’s like lockdown all over again…
How is live music facing an existential crisis, yet podcasts are selling out arenas?
Why is gig attendance in decline?
‘Find My Way’: The song Paul McCartney used to get us through Covid-19
A message of support when we needed it most.
Alice In Chains, Marshmello and Lil Wayne accused of exploiting Covid-19 relief grants
“An abuse of federal resources.”
Did Angel Olsen’s ‘Go Home’ turn out to be the defining song of lockdown?
Uncompromising in delivery.
Oscars 2024: Ranking every ‘Best Picture’ nominee from worst to best
Not every ‘Best Picture’ nominee is made equal.
More About Covid-19
COVID-19 caused widespread cinema and venue closures, halted film and television productions, cancelled concerts and festivals, and accelerated the growth of streaming services, virtual performances and digital distribution.
The COVID-19 tag covers news, features and opinion relating to the pandemic's impact on music, film, television, live events, festivals, artists and the wider cultural landscape.