KBS announces it's ready to allow live audiences once again after nearly 2 years

Updated : Nov 05, 2021 20:49
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KBS’s music shows are officially reopening their doors to live audiences!

KBS announced that after nearly two years, it would be reinstating live studio audiences for its music programs.

Back in January 2020, the network began removing studio audiences from all of its music shows due to the COVID-19 pandemic, starting with “Music Bank.”

“Open Concert” will be the first of KBS’s music programs to return to filming with a live audience in mid-November, followed by “Yoo Hee Yeol’s Sketchbook,” “Immortal Songs,” “Gayo Stage,” and eventually “Music Bank.”

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KBS has stated that they will strictly adhere to social distancing guidelines such as maintaining distance between seats and limiting the number of audience members.

Could this be a sign of things getting back to 'normal'?

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