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With gigs canceled, musicians turn to live streams

April 30, 2020 12:00 am • Last Updated: May 01, 2020 10:37 am

By Peter Huoppi and Rick Koster, Day staff

The coronavirus pandemic has forced musicians like Noah Feldman, Daphne Lee Martin and Eric Stevenson to cancel tours and delay album releases. They have turned to live streaming video performances from their homes.

Feldman was in the middle of recording an album with his band Noah & The Flood. Stevenson's duo Pocket Vinyl canceled a cross-country tour after one show. Martin had planned to play shows at the South by Southwest festival in Texas before traveling to Kentucky to record.

Look for Rick Koster's story in Sunday's Daybreak section.

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