A musician that had income from 25 different venues a year would be an example of this. 

My big question is how are the big shows/artists/musicians going to presume?

I pointed a few musician friends this way, as their incomes have been decimated as well.Good luck! 

Hello BP world, A little about my situation: I've been living on the road, working as a musician on a steady running touring Broadway show for the past two years, making an amazing salary. 

Hello BP-A little about my situation: I've been living on the road, working as a musician on a steady running touring Broadway show for the past two years, making an amazing salary.

little about my situation: I've been living on the road, working as a musician on a steady running touring Broadway show for the past two years, making an amazing salary.

This doesn't JUST mean that hourly employees will have fewer hours, it means all the small businesses that support the industry (venues, catering, staffing, rentals, florists, DJ's, bands/musicians, photographers ... the list goes on and on) will have a period of lost revenue, OR potentially, if the country decides to go completely bonkers and continue shutting everything down like Italy has, no revenue at all.

The place has been around for decades (and still uses the same voiceover commercial).

I am a 1099 “self employed” musician out of Nashville.

He is a musician and would like to be near downtown.