Sweden’s capacity limits: How low can they go?
The Scandinavian nation has made little progress since imposing one of the lowest capacity limits in Europe for indoor standing concerts
News By IQ | 30 June 2021
While markets across Europe charge towards a full reopening, the Swedish live industry is still crawling to the finish line thanks to its government’s ever-stringent capacity limits.
The Scandinavian nation yesterday (28 June) announced that it will move to the second stage of its reopening roadmap on 1 July, permitting indoor standing concerts with a grand total of 50 people.
As of tomorrow, seated indoor concerts will be allowed to take place with 300 people, standing outdoor concerts with 600, and seated…
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