No, not at all; this is about real performers, still performing "live" (i.e. doing a performance each night that people hear as it is performed, with live sound engineering, unscripted elements, etc) — but without the performers and crew having to live together in a tour bus 22 hours a day for months in order to do a tour.

When you think about it, it's pretty weird that there is this expectation of musicians going "on tour" for nearly an entire year at a time, hitting every major city on a continent during each tour, and then doing it all again one or two years later. We don't expect e.g. musical theatre troupes to tour like that. Theatre troupes might sometimes visit select places, sure — but if you live in most parts of the world, if you want to see a stage production, you are going to be the one getting on a flight to go to where that production "lives" (and serves, most of the time, as an attraction for the city the actors live and work in!)