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There is a silver lining for the Australian music scene in the age of coronavirus – ABC News
For decades, Australia has watched many of its best musicians head overseas to make it big. But during this pandemic, they’ve come home — maybe even for good.
It has been a tough year for musicians.
Seemingly overnight, tours were postponed indefinitely or cancelled altogether.
Theatre doors remain closed and locked, heavy chains wrapped around their handles.
Venues like The Forum in Melbourne lie dormant for now.(ABC News: Margaret Burin)
And with restrictions on the size of gatherings and social distancing protocols unlikely to disappear as quickly as they were enforced, who knows when we will be able to head to a venue again.
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