Denmark drops all Covid-19 restrictions for live music
Requirements regarding social distancing and Covid-19 certification have now lapsed, allowing Denmark's live industry to start its recovery
News By IQ | 2 September 2021
Denmark’s live industry is on the road to recovery after the government yesterday (1 September) dropped all remaining Covid-19 restrictions.
The requirements that have now lapsed include Corona pass requirements for indoor cultural and sporting events with more than 500 standing spectators, and for outdoor cultural and sporting events with more than 2,000 seated spectators. Social distancing has also been scrapped.
Corona passes will be required to gain entry to nightclubs until 10 September, after which point the government will no longer…
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