The 2022 Winter Olympics are on, but the opening ceremony may look a little different than in years past.
Expect an „ethereal and romantic“ show. The 2022 Winter Olympics are fast approaching, and, as usual, there will be an opening ceremony to kick off the festivities. The opening ceremony is scheduled for Friday, Feb.4. It might look a little different this year amid the ongoing global Omicron variant outbreak. Last year’s opening ceremony for Tokyo’s Summer Olympics boasted performances from John Legend, Keith Urban, Susan Boyle, and others. While this year’s ceremony is expected to be executed on a smaller scale, there shouldn’t be a shortage of fun. Here’s everything to know about the 2022 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony. The Olympics Opening Ceremony will air Feb.4, on NBC and streaming service Peacock. They special will start at 6:30 a.m. E.T. and will be followed by interviews with Olympic athletes on Today. The Opening Ceremony will being held at Beijing National Stadium, which is also known as the Bird’s Nest. It’s the same location where some of the top athletes in the world will compete for coveted medals in curling, biathlon, snowboard, and more.
