At that point, no one had heard of Covid.
Many commenters on my article said that my (quite modest) proposals for enhanced accessibility were unrealistic, PC gone mad, etc.
But now that no one can go to gigs the old way anymore, musicians have been forced to improvise. Technology has enabled artists to host virtual gigs, allowing everyone with an internet connection to tune into live performances from the comfort of their home.
For autistics, that means no more gigs ruined by the scent of another concert-goer’s perfume. Wheelchair users no longer need worry that a venue will label their chair a ‘fire hazard’. At last, disabled people aren’t the only ones with no choice but to have a night-in instead of going to the pub.