AKMU Invites 300 Underprivileged People to Recent Concert for Free

It has been revealed that AKMU recently invited a total of 300 people from underprivileged cultural backgrounds to their concert, drawing attention.

They also reportedly prepared special seating for fans with visual impairments.

AKMU held a national tour concert for three days starting last Friday at the KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, Seoul.

The 360-degree circular stage and desert-themed stage production had been a hot topic.

In particular, the concert drew attention for including underprivileged individuals who usually find it difficult to attend performances.

They extended free invitations to 100 people per show, totaling 300 underprivileged individuals.

Notably, visually impaired fans were invited to restricted-view seats, where the stage is not fully visible due to speakers and performance equipment.

A post appeared on a social media account expressing gratitude, saying, "Instead of just leaving the restricted-view seats empty, they invited us visually impaired people."

(Photo Source: AKMU YouTube)
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