After Amelie Lens’ Sold-Out DJ Set, Antwerp May Allow More Mass Events at KMSKA
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- Some 14,000 people attended Amelie Lens’ sold-out DJ set at Antwerp’s KMSKA, which also featured a surprise appearance by Angèle.
- The city and police received only 28 complaints, 18 of them from the same person.
- Antwerp officials have not ruled out organizing similar large-scale events at the museum in the future.
Fourteen thousand people turned the area around Antwerp’s KMSKA into a dance floor for Amelie Lens’ sold-out DJ set, with surprise guest Angèle adding to the excitement.
Despite the pounding bass and the size of the crowd, the event caused remarkably little disruption, according to the city and police. They received just 28 complaints, including 18 from one person.
The limited number of complaints has left Antwerp open to the idea of hosting more mass events at the museum in the future.
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Originally published by VRT NWS in Dutch. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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