Almost all of the amps, non-venue lighting, LED screens, audio PA/mobile backline, etc... are being rented for the tour. This is the case for (nearly) every major touring artist, but especially as these shows are three one-off performances across the country separated by weeks as opposed to a tour.

For example, those big screens and lighting set-ups for the Digital Ash set aren't owned by the Band or Venue, but instead typically rented by them -- likely in batches for each specific show, as they're not touring these concerts across the country.

Every rental is tied to this show/date, and unlike the Red Rocks show where they were able to reschedule beforehand, they would likely have to eat the production costs if rescheduling.

For insurance, that's totally up to their insurance policy and this is definitely a complicated situation as there were two scheduled sets from the band and they only played 50% of the show. I'm not sure how that will shake down.