After breaking down the concept of live events into different methods such as via Virtual Online or Drive-in concerts for the past two years, the hunger for live events in person is emerging in this post-pandemic era. Although the COVID-19 pandemic is not over yet, however, statistically what appears on several news channels on television or on other social media platforms, the curve has started to decline.

Ever since the Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy stated that the organization of music and creative economy events could already be held in March 2022, there have been many concerts by domestic and foreign artists as well as festivals with various themes that have been held in several cities in Indonesia.

Certainly, concert promoters, bands, and the touring ecosystem are ready to roar.  After two years of nonactivity, most musicians have a lot of touring ground to make up – not to mention many mouths to feed.  All over the country, markets are overbooking concerts and events – more than the average person has time for – or can afford.

The desire for live events is also supported by a quick survey conducted by muniyo.com, out of 419 people, 51% of them have watched Live Concerts or Live Festivals that have been held this year after the pandemic.

How about you? Share the name of one musician you'd love to meet at the festival or their concert with us!

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Total Sampling 418; Muniyo Quick Polling.