As the pandemic makes a distant memory of nightlife, local musicians continue engaging with listeners online and, in many cases, raising money and awareness for local causes. While many begin to go stir crazy and long for social interaction, the perks to quarantine concerts abound: pajamas, cheap drinks, plenty of space to dance or lounge, and the instant ability to support neighbors in need. Another major bonus to online streaming, fans can tune in from afar to hear their favorite shore acts.
The Entertainment Clipboard and Live Stream Music Festivals are two resources locals can access via Facebook to stay up…
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