Our two main goals have always been great music and safety.” We are in the business of large gatherings, and it's complex to say the least.
“Not to mention whether national level artists are able to plan viable tours in time. “We’re definitely wanting to come back next summer in some form, but what that looks like is wholly contingent upon where the entertainment industry, and local government, is as far as safety protocols, guidelines and mandates,” said McNally. Single ticket general admission is available for all shows as well as five-person pods for the Lee Brice show. Since the start of the season, the venue has been modified to "hybrid"’ seating. “2021 presented a whole new set of challenges with health and safety guidelines changing almost every day but we did what we set out to do at the beginning of the summer: bring folks back to the true concert experience as safely as possible, and a big credit to our entire team for getting that done," McNally said.
"What a season!," said Seth McNally, executive director of Northlands, in a statement. The 2021 season got underway May 14 with the Vermont-based rock/jam band Twiddle, and artists have included the acoustic duo Smith & Myers, Pink Talking Fish, Indigo Girls and Allman Betts Band. The arrangements were in response to the pandemic, with organizers saying the relative proximity of Swanzey to Worcester (about 47 miles) world drew audiences from the Worcester area. Last year, Drive-In Live debuted in Swanzey with people sitting in parking spots for vehicles to watch shows.įor 2021, the name changed to Northlands with a new concept of attendees in their own "pods." This has been the second season of shows at the Cheshire Fairgrounds in Swanzey, New Hampshire, produced by produced by M.E.
Northlands will call it a summer when it concludes its season with a performance by country star Lee Brice (joined by brother Lewis Brice) at 6:30 p.m.
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