Live performances and concerts have seen the darkest phase with COVID-19 exorcising their charm around the world. Their fans have tried to hold their nerves back by switching to the virtual shows. However, they could not stand on par with the on-ground thrill and magic. Finding a midway through the pandemic desperation, a hotel named Bratislava Hotel has come up with the pearls of virtual concerts.

Taking a view of the concert urge dwelling in the hearts around, the Bratislava has managed to ditch the pandemic constraints though minding the safety concerns and guidelines. The hotel in Kiev has donned the crown of organizing one of the world’s first vertical concerts. They arranged for the live performances by helping the artists deck up their stage on the rooftop from where they could meet the cheers of their fans.

Oh to be a 3D rendered person in a movie theater designed like the Senate room from Star Wars watching Tron Legacy. https://t.co/NBRmXI3W61

— Andy Blanchard (@AndyTheBlanch) July 21, 2020

The hotel then went ahead to offer rooms with private balcony to cherish the artists taking the sphere on the rooftop around the hotel. They put the bar of four persons in each balcony to fall in line with the social distancing norms. The hotel launched the initiative with Green Grey gracing the place the rooftop on June 7 to drive the souls crazy.

Then hip-hop group TNMK caught the lines on July 4 setting the mark high for their other counterparts. Making way for live vertical concerts, O.Torvald band took on the rooftop to churn back the magic on July 18. Their fans swelled in the balconies to groove to the tunes set on around them. They set the ecstatic mode on with smartphone flashlights illuminating the hotel balconies. The cheers and symphonies blew to the best to add to the magic of the show.

The artists breathed back the heat of the lost concerts. They set the temperature high with their energy and performance. The spectators bubbling in the balconies remained glued to their moves and tunes. Lights and music imbued the pandemic-struck stale air with vibes of resilience for the delight of the toiling world.

Not just the spectators, the artists from the band were also over the moon with the thought of winning their stage life back wedged between the teeth of the pandemic.

O.Torvald’s front man Zhenya Halych bubbled up with the performance after so long. Taking on that, he shared, “We’ve been looking forward to this concert, you can finally look into the eyes of who you’re performing for. Not in the screens of monitors and cameras, but to see and feel this crazy energy from the people in front of you”.

Adding to that, he said, “It’s hard to put into words when you perform. in front of the hotel, and people from all balconies sing your songs in chorus, shine lanterns and make ‘snow’ from napkins. Pure buzz”.

Looks like, concert-culture has finally seen the light of redemption.

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