Citing health and safety concerns, organizers on Wednesday announced that contemporary Christian music festival Jfest, originally scheduled for May, will not be happening at the Tennessee Riverpark on Aug. 1.
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The idea of attending a live music festival such as Riverbend or the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee, was not for everyone even pre-COVID-19.
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Joining a long list of other music festivals, the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival announced today that it will not take place in 2020. Originally set for June, it was rescheduled to Sept. 24-27, but that date has been scrapped, as well.
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Jfest, typically one of the largest festivals in our area and originally scheduled for May 9 but postponed because of the coronavirus, will take place with about 25% of capacity on Aug. 1 at the Tennessee Riverpark, according to festival director Ted Gocke.
