💨 Abstract
Virtual Reality (VR) is being explored as a solution to revive South Africa's struggling nightlife scene. The decline in attendance at clubs and live music venues, exacerbated by COVID-19, crime, and economic factors, threatens the future of nightlife. Platforms like Sodaworld are enabling hybrid events where audiences can participate either physically or virtually. This approach could expand audiences beyond geographical limits and offer safer, more accessible experiences, keeping live music alive and engaging a broader audience.
Courtesy: Claudia Gross
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