Mayday Fly to 2022 Concert

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Mayday's Fly to 2022 is a milestone tour after their non audience online concert amid Covid-19. The show started in a small rehearsal room, moving to an empty Stadium, and ending with a live audience, symbolizing a global return to normalcy from lockdowns. Unlike their previous lavish setups, this tour focuses on pure imagery to convey human emotions and highlight people centric themes like global environmental issues, pandemic related social challenges, daily life, and human relationships. Performances aim to allow audiences to empathize and release emotions, creating positive social impact.