After a year and a half of closed-door closings or events with mandatory seating and safety distances, live music is once again enjoyed standing up in small venues and large venues such as the Wizink Center, which tonight celebrates its first with Rayden post-pandemic concert under this format.
There will be about 10,000 people (the old full capacity was about 16,000), with the track free of chairs, although with masks still. The public’s response? “Everything is sold, although I still notice a sector with some respect,” the artist explains to Efe, who just in case opened a ticket return process “due to the inconvenience caused by so much change.”
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