A live music performance in Sweden used an unorthodox means of maintaining social distancing, by having both audience and musicians attend on boats.

Sweden has imposed restrictions preventing gatherings of more than 50 people, prompting Swedish band Dadson to perform on a raft outside the town of Mora on August 15, while dozens of boats circled them to listen.

Restrictions from bringing together more than 50 people has made live music a rare thing. This was a solution the Swedish band Dadson did from a raft outside the town of Mora on Saturday 15th of August.


Sweden is now down to single digits of deaths per day after having the worst part in late April. Cases are still hundreds per day but the seriously ill has dropped from every week and 13 out of 21 counties have no ICU-cases at all today. Todays count in ICU is 29 people for the whole country, down from 38 last week and from 558 people when it was as worse in late April (26th of april).

Sweden have had no lockdown and have no rules about mask, but strictly recommend social distancing and staying home if you have the slightest symptom.