"remote concert" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a concert experience that takes place virtually or through a live streaming service. For example, "I purchased tickets to a remote concert featuring my favorite band."
In keeping with the current (marketing) ethos, the festival is doing its part to green up the concert-going experience, from the requisite "eco-village" (with, according to the organizers, "a wide variety of local and national organizations on hand") to ferry service to the relatively remote concert grounds.
She also lived with her, cooked her dinner, traveled with her to every remote concert date, telephoned everyone she knew and got them to telephone everyone they knew to cancel their bridge parties and buy tickets to the shows, and sewed every ruffle and button and spangle on Agnes's costumes.
While Yo-Yo has expanded from music into every neighboring field of human endeavor, Richard has colonized a field apparently remote: still a concert pianist, he is also a psychiatrist, a sex therapist and the director of the Human Sexuality Program at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center.
The systems, which project an image quality comparable to high-definition television, but not fully equivalent to 35-millimeter film, are being used for packages of advertisements before feature films or when renting out the theaters for corporate videoconferences or special remote transmissions of concerts and other live entertainment.
Finally, Kloog and coauthors used a land-use regression model in concert with remote sensing techniques to estimate exposure among a cohort of Medicare recipients, finding an increased risk of stroke from short- and long-term exposures.
Along with a dodgy male colleague, she is in charge of a team that has been trying to develop a kind of nanotech spy plane -- a swarm of micro-robots that can fly to remote places and, acting in concert, send back a visual image.
Orto works for the Manhattan School of Music, which uses Polycom telepresence suites in its concert hall and remote learning studios to give lessons to 1,700 international students each year.
Must what happens in the concert hall be so remote from pressing human concerns?
Communists said United Russia secured a stratospheric 71 percent in Chukhotka by flying in pop stars to the remote Arctic region for a free concert.
At present, however, these errors will in principle affect field- and remote sensing-based carbon accounting in concert.
There are cinemas, theatres, concert halls, guided tours to remote Baroque churches and more health spas per visitor than anywhere else I have visited.
