Spotify lists virtual concerts on its site and app

With the coronavirus pandemic bringing live musical gigs to a grinding halt all around the world and online concerts gaining steam because of this, Spotify has announced that it will now list both virtual and live concerts on its ’Concerts’ hub. Artists can set up the listing through Songkick, but the livestream itself can be hosted on popular platforms such as YouTube and Instagram.

Spotify lists virtual concerts on its site and app

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