CANCELLATIONS & COVID: THE LATEST
Dead & Company have spelled out COVID-19 protocols, Bleachers are developing a plan for their 9/11 to 11/7 tour and the L.A. City Council has started the process to ensure that everyone entering an indoor public space is vaccinated.
Dead & Company ticketholders must provide proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours to enter a show on their August through October tour.
Jack Antonoff tweeted that Bleachers are “working with the promoters and venues now to make sure all shows are vaccine / negative test for entry for the bleachers tour. we're not messing around.”
The Los Angeles City Council voted 13-0 Wednesday to require a proof of vaccination before entering an indoor public space. The L.A. City Attorney will be writing up an ordinance that the council will then vote on.
We care so much about everyone involved in making this tour happen & all of you attending, so we will be requiring proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or negative test result within 48hrs of your event to attend select dates of the tour.
— Dead & Company (@deadandcompany) August 11, 2021
Today the Los Angeles City Council passed legislation to require proof of COVID-19 vaccinations for Angelenos to enter indoor public spaces. Your decision to remain unvaccinated doesn’t just affect you--it affects us all.
— Nury Martinez (@CD6Nury) August 11, 2021working with the promoters and venues now to make sure all shows are vaccine / negative test for entry for the bleachers tour. we're not messing around. every show will be as safe as possible without any weirdo bullshit.
— jackantonoff (@jackantonoff) August 11, 2021Today the Los Angeles City Council passed legislation to require proof of COVID-19 vaccinations for Angelenos to enter indoor public spaces. Your decision to remain unvaccinated doesn’t just affect you--it affects us all.
— Nury Martinez (@CD6Nury) August 11, 2021
working with the promoters and venues now to make sure all shows are vaccine / negative test for entry for the bleachers tour. we're not messing around. every show will be as safe as possible without any weirdo bullshit.
— jackantonoff (@jackantonoff) August 11, 2021
