An increasing number of musicians and performers are looking to purchase terrorism insurance coverage following disruption of popular concerts by recent attacks. Such policies would cover artists in the event of terror-linked cancellations. The National Association for Music Insurance (NAMI) is offering a special policy that covers up to $250,000 per concert or performance if an artist cancels due to terrorism.
An increasing number of musicians and performers are looking to purchase terrorism insurance coverage following disruption of popular concerts by recent attacks. Such policies would cover artists in the event of terror-linked cancellations. Bloodshed at concerts in Las Vegas, Paris and Manchester have prompted more musicians to mull policies they may have considered too expensive in the past.