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I mean, he already sunk some serious money into the show from what I read. Would be shocked if he bailed. Especially with an album rollout that was clearly happening
I mean, he already sunk some serious money into the show from what I read. Would be shocked if he bailed. Especially with an album rollout that was clearly happening
Yeah, they exist on the bonus disc soundtrack or the vinyls, but nobody checks that kinda stuff cause they just see an updated spotify playlist and nothing else.
What odds do you guys give for this thing to happen in October 2021?
I think the reason why this wouldn't happen in October is if Goldenvoice decided that having an October 2021 date and an April 2021 date would be too tricky logistically or not sell well enough. It seems like people will be able to be vaccinated by then.
With that being said, the vaccination process so far has been pretty horribly run and is going way too slow. Maybe things will change in 20 days, but late summer and fall festivals could be a causality if it's a bad rollout.
Post by gibsonguy20 on Dec 29, 2020 18:16:39 GMT -5
It will happen in October if the state of California allows it to happen. I can’t see Goldenvoice choosing to skip next year if they receive state approval to move forward. Furthermore, you have to assume a majority of residents living in the Coachella valley will be actively advocating for a 2021 return. It’s a huge revenue driver for those communities.
It will happen in October if the state of California allows it to happen. I can’t see Goldenvoice choosing to skip next year if they receive state approval to move forward. Furthermore, you have to assume a majority of residents living in the Coachella valley will be actively advocating for a 2021 return. It’s a huge revenue driver for those communities.
Guys the vaccine will be available for us by early summer
I would think they would require some sort of vaccine proof to go
I don’t see why this wouldn’t happen in Oct
Many small artists, venues, or organizers can’t afford to wait so much longer
I see fall being ok, but probably will require a vaccine or maybe some way to show multiple negative tests?
The fact that her sentence was extended because “techno music is not [recognized as] part of the Palestinian heritage” seems especially insulting considering she’s certainly trying to make it that way!!
Post by piggy pablo on Dec 29, 2020 19:26:15 GMT -5
It's not fear mongering to point out the obvious truth that we have so long to go in ramping up production and that maybe it's not a completely safe assumption that we'll all be vaccinated by summer. Hope so, though!
It's not fear mongering to point out the obvious truth that we have so long to go in ramping up production and that maybe it's not a completely safe assumption that we'll all be vaccinated by summer. Hope so, though!
It’s fair to point out we have a long way to go, but these things ramp up a lot. We tested way fewer people in April than we did in July. Right now we’ll be particularly slow as we deal with distribution and selection of who gets it.If we’re still at the same pace in three months, we have a problem. But we won’t be.
tbh my opinion has always been: I'm hoping Coachella will happen next April because I'm sick of this shit and I'd like to imagine things will get better by then no matter how unrealistic the proposition may seem, because I'm just a person and not a governmental agency. And if that doesn't pan out, I'm hoping Coachella will happen next October because I'm sick of this shit and I'd like to imagine things will get better by then no matter how unrealistic the proposition may seem, because I'm just a person and not a governmental agency. And if that doesn't pan out, I'm hoping Coachella will happen April 2022 because............
It's not fear mongering to point out the obvious truth that we have so long to go in ramping up production and that maybe it's not a completely safe assumption that we'll all be vaccinated by summer. Hope so, though!
It’s fair to point out we have a long way to go, but these things ramp up a lot. We tested way fewer people in April than we did in July. Right now we’ll be particularly slow as we deal with distribution and selection of who gets it.If we’re still at the same pace in three months, we have a problem. But we won’t be.
Literally none of this is lost on me. There is good reason to be guarded in your optimism, though.
This widget is interesting to play with. It's linear (technically step-wise but whatever) so it doesn't account for a ramping up period, but you can see that if we started administering 18.5M doses a week starting tomorrow it would take roughly six months to get 2/3 of the population vaccinated.
It’s going to accelerate pretty fast in a month. Football stadiums will become vaccination centers and this will get going in the right direction. The white house despises the NFL so its pretty obvious how that hasnt even come into play yet with their rollout plan, which really doesnt even exist anyway. Whenever Oxford gets its approval there will be plenty more doses to go around since its the easiest to store and transport. I have a good friend who works att a Whole Foods and told me he is getting the vaccine in a few weeks. So I mean, grocery store employees having access to this already seems to show there is much more out there than it appears.
Lolla is going to have to make a decision in a couple of months if it doesnt look like theyll be able to get the permits to have the fest. If they are allowed to proceed than everything after that is safe.
Post by gibsonguy20 on Dec 29, 2020 21:22:18 GMT -5
I don’t want to have a debate on vaccine distribution on the Coachella thread, but aren’t all of the approved vaccines only for use in individuals 18 and above? If so, then you can remove roughly 75 million off the population total as they shouldn’t be figured into the 80% herd immunity population, since people under 18 make up roughly 25% of our population.
I don’t want to have a debate on vaccine distribution on the Coachella thread, but aren’t all of the approved vaccines only for use in individuals 18 and above? If so, then you can remove roughly 75 million off the population total as they shouldn’t be figured into the 80% herd immunity population, since people under 18 make up roughly 25% of our population.
They're still part of the population and can get and transmit COVID, so they're still part of the *herd* part of herd immunity, even if they aren't getting vaccinated or the vaccine isn't approved for them yet. You aren't just trying to get the adults X% vaccinated. Herd immunity would require X% of the full population.
I think the manufacturers are still seeking approval for 12 and up. Pfizer trials included 16 and up.
