Brave Girls Postpones First Concert Due To COVID-19 Concerns
Because of the fear that the COVID-19 might spread once again, Brave Girls cancels their first concert in January. The girls' new schedule will be released soon.
Keep reading to see Brave Entertainment's official statement.
Brave Entertainment Postpones Brave Girls' First Solo Concert, COVID-19 Surge Taken into Consideration
On December 27, Brave Entertainment, Brave Girls' management agency, announced that the girl group's first solo concert, "THE BRAVE GIRLS SHOW," which was scheduled for January 15 and 16, will be postponed temporarily.
Moreover, the agency also considered pushing the date of the concert and carrying out the performance safely by additional quarantine measures like quarantine pass and a seating system to keep the social distancing rule followed.The agency promised that they will prepare for the resumption of the Brave Girls' first concert "THE BRAVE GIRLS SHOW" once the COVID-19 surge is diminished.
Since this is the first solo concert that fans have been looking forward to, Brave Girls and their agency will do their best to hold a face-to-face concert and give a full performance.
They added that the tickets purchased by the audience will be sequentially canceled and that a 100% refund will be released soon.
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Below is Brave Entertainment's official statement:
"Hello, this is Brave Entertainment.
First of all, thank you to all of you who have always loved and supported Brave Girls.
We have been trying our best to safely host Brave Girls' first solo concert, which was initially scheduled to take place on January 15 and 16t. However, as COVID-19 is on the surge recently, we have decided to indefinitely postpone the solo concert after giving much consideration. We didn't think we could carry out the concert with ensuring the safety of audiences, artists, and staff.
We are sincerely sorry to everyone who has been patiently waiting for Brave Girls' first solo concert. We will prepare to hold the first concert when COVID-19 gets better.
We hope the pandemic can be resolved so that we can meet the audience in a safe environment, and we promise to deliver a better performance as we are pushing back the concert to the near future. Please follow the guidelines so that we can all see each other healthy.
Thank you."
Brave Girls' NFT Got Sold Out in Just A Minute
The NFT (Non-Fungible Token) of Brave Girls gained explosive attention all over the world.
Last December 20, Brave Entertainment announced that the NFT of Brave Girls, which started its sale through Upbit on December 17, got sold out in less than a minute.
Previously, "M. Brave Girls" NFT is said to contain the story of the long journey of the intelligent machine-human M Brave Girls to achieve a human-like appearance, raising curiosity about the work. Cyberpunk, period, literary, and sci-fi fantasy elements were added as a special vision that attracted many people even before the sale began.
NFT or Non-Fungible Token is a type of token circulated on the blockchain that allows digital content such as photos and videos to be transacted by giving a unique recognition value to assets with blockchain technology. Recently, it is gradually expanding mainly in the fields of digital art, online sports, and game item trading.
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