In April, when the COVD-19 pandemic was still in its early days, oncologist and bioethicist Zeke Emanual suggested that large community gatherings, such as live shows, were unlikely to be safe until “autumn 2021 at the very least.” At the time, most of us received this news with horrified disbelief. But, after months of overwhelming uncertainty, the fall of 2021 suddenly doesn’t seem that far away. Last weekend, Dr. Anthony Fauci, America’s most trusted pandemic authority, confirmed that live music could return sometime in the fall. At that point, this is good news.