How old do you have to be to stand at a concert?
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How old do you have to be to stand at a concert?
If it is an all-ages venue, anyone can go. Otherwise, most venues require you to be 18 or 21 to attend.
What does all ages show mean?
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All-ages concerts in bars mean beefed-up security, visits from undercover police and a working knowledge of the arcane Pennsylvania Liquor Code. Go to a show in Cleveland or Baltimore, and patrons of all ages are allowed to mix on the concert floor.
Despite the often stated ‘breaking the law’ component of age limits, these age limits are not law. The reason we have these age limits and the reason why the majority of social networks use the magic number of 13 years, is to comply with the USA’s COPPA laws (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act).
How do I find out the age limit for an event?
Just search the event you’re interested in and select the correct date. Once selected you’ll see “Info” on the left, and the age restrictions will be listed there. If an event does have an age restriction you will need to abide by this.
Should leisure music groups be allowed to meet up outside?
Leisure-time music saw no sign of being allowed, and confusingly, according to charity Making Music, amateur music groups are still not permitted to meet up, even outdoors where leisure-time sports teams are kicking balls to each other and playing freely.
How many people are allowed to meet outside in a choir?
Up to 30 people are allowed to meet outdoors, so amateur choirs and ensembles of that size can rehearse and perform outside. Outdoors, people can take part in non-professional performing arts activities in a group of up to 30 people.
What is the ‘rule of six’ for indoor music-making?
Now that lockdown has lifted (on 17 May) to allow indoor gatherings of no more than six people once again, the ‘ rule of six ’ applies to all indoor amateur music-making. Up to 30 people are allowed to meet outdoors, so amateur choirs and ensembles of that size can rehearse and perform outside.