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Netizens Criticise Mayday’s 67-Minute Online Concert For Being “Too Short”

The group's frontman Ashin has since addressed the issue.

Netizens Criticise Mayday’s 67-Minute Online Concert For Being “Too Short”

Last week, Taiwanese rock band Mayday delighted their fans when they announced that they would be live streaming their annual ‘May Date’ concert. The band has a long-standing tradition of holding a concert every May ('cos you know, they are Mayday) and decided to bring their gig online this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The show, which was streamed online for free on May 31, was held in the Taipei Municipal Stadium. The stadium holds a special significance for Mayday and their fans, as this is where they held their first large-scale concert in 1999. They also performed there in 2003 to mark the end of a two-year hiatus. So the band rented out the entire stadium, decorated the seats with light sticks, and played for their fans in a 67-minute long broadcast.

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