susan spencer went out looking for fun in the age of corona. >> how y'all doing out here tonight? >> reporter: country music superstar alan jackson has sold 60 million albums worldwide. ♪ ♪ but there ain't no cure for the summertime blews ♪ >> reporter: but last month he did something perhaps even more remarkable. >> just grad to get out of the house and have a good time, i think. >> reporter: on back-to-back nights in alabama, jackson played to the largest american concert crowd since the pandemic took over our lives. some 12,000 fans in total, all desperate for a break. honestly, you could have supping jingle bells, you know -- >> yeah. - excited to see you. >> i heard they drove from all over the country. >> the drive-in style showed took place in vast open field with fans sitting in and on their cars, pickups and suvs. >> felt like a regular show. people were -- i could hear them and they were loud and having fun. >> concert goers were told to social distance their vehicles and protect themselves. but it's not always easy when you're having fun. ♪ ♪ might as well smile ♪ >> i

our cover story is reported by susan spencer. ♪ >> how you all doing out there tonight?: country music superstar alan jackson has sold 60 million albums worldwide. ♪ but there ain't no cure for the summertime blues ♪ nget but last month, he did something perhaps even more remarkable. >> we're just glad to get out of the house and have a good time i think. [ cheers and applause ] down here in alabama. >> reporter: on back-to-back nights in alabama, jackson played to the largest american concert crowd since the pandemic took over our lives, some 12,000 fans in total, all desperate for a break. >> honestly, you could have sung "jingle bells" you know? they were so excited to see you. >> i heard rumors people drove from all over the country to see the shows. >> reporter: his drive-in style shows took place in vast open fields with fans sitting in and on their cars, pickups and suvs. >> it felt just like a regular show. and people were -- i could hear 'em and they were loud and having fun tht. >> reporter: concert-goers were told to social-distance their vehicles and protect

spencer, kamala harris. i can understand why the democrat in him is freaked out about this. but for republicans, susannd absentee ballots have always been how we win the close races. >> that's right because joe traditionally democrats are better going out and knocking on doors and getting the troops out and getting that grass root operation, shaking hands and getting people to the polls. republicans rely on absentee ballots more, we do more idding, making sure they fill them out, like you said. there was an aclu review of the 2018 election in florida. and what they found -- this is what i hope democrats are paying attention to, is that younger people and minorities are more likely to have their absentee ballot application disqualified. why? because they're not used to filling it out, not the same process republicans are used to doing. when they reached out to again make a correction, they typically don't do it. that's where it's important for democrats to realize, they have to make -- do a better voter education program on absentee ballots. republicans are hoping they don't do that because again that'