The impact of natural disasters on live events in the music industry is a growing concern, leading to cancellations, postponements, and increased operational costs. Severe weather events, such as extreme heat, floods, and wildfires, are increasingly affecting outdoor concerts and festivals globally¹. This trend results in significant financial losses for organizers and artists, higher insurance premiums, and necessitates adjustments to scheduling and venue planning to mitigate risks². In some cases, these events have even led to injuries or fatalities among attendees³.