The Evening Muse hosted its first live show Wednesday night since changes were announced reversing the CDC’s guidance that masks should once again be worn indoors even by those who are fully vaccinated.

Joe Kuhlmann, owner of The Evening Muse says the venue chose to follow the CDC guidance and now require all staff, performers and guest wear masks for the sake of staying safe.

“The way I look at it the number of people who have died from wearing a mask—zero,” Kulmann said. “The number that have potentially died because of folks not wearing masks countless.”

But experts said the constantly changing COVID-19 safety guidelines can sometimes cause mental and emotional stress for some.

“I feel a little bit of panic being spiked which can lead to a whole bunch of other issues like anxiety, alcoholism and addiction,” life coach Adam Jablin said.