Karaoke clubs get the green light to reopen in Nevada at 50 percent capacity | Eater Vegas

"This karaoke bar inside Neonopolis on the Fremont Street Experience sued the state in U.S. District Court in Nevada last November, arguing that pandemic orders keeping nightclubs closed are unconstitutional. It is directly affected by new state guidance allowing karaoke and open-mic venues to reopen at up to 50% occupancy with social distancing, a barrier between the performance area and the audience, microphone covers replaced between performers, and mask rules that permit singers to remove face coverings only if they remain at least 12 feet from others while anyone not actively singing, eating, or drinking must wear a mask." - Susan Stapleton