SAN DIEGO — How will the NAMM Show — the world's largest and oldest annual music instrument, equipment and technology show — pivot back to being a live event this weekend after canceling last year's edition because of the COVID-19 pandemic?
—By proceeding with an abundance of caution and by offering on-site rapid antigen and PCR testing to attendees, along with N95 and surgical masks.
—By shifting from its traditional winter-time slot from January to June, streamlining this year's edition from four days to three and consolidating it with the 2022 summer NAMM show, which will resume in Nashville, Tennessee, in July 2023.
