Foo Fighters Require Fans To Prove COVID-19 Vaccination Or Negative Test Result To Enter Alaska Concerts

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Tame Impala will require fans planning on attending one of the shows on the band’s fast-approaching US tour to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 or a negative test received within the last 48 hours of the show’s date.“I have talked about this with my cohorts extensively and whilst the last thing I want to do is divide people based on what they believe and don’t believe, now is not the time to be putting everyone at risk for the sake of being nice,” bandleader Kevin Parker wrote in a

Redditch -born singer has had to postpone his shows several times due to the pandemic but is about to embark on his Love On Tour in the US, which kicks off on September 4. Mirror Online reports that fans will need proof of two jabs or a negative Covid test will be needed to be admitted.

Kanye West has one more update for his fans, with another listening party on the way for his highly-anticipated album Donda, however this time it involves COVID-19 regulations.The successful rapper, who recently ended his brief relationship with Irina Shayk, will be hosting his third listening party on August 26 at Soldier Field Stadium in Chicago, and will be changing the usual health regulations amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Kanye is also working with Chicago Park District spokeswoman

Harry Styles is taking extra health and safety precautions for his upcoming tour.

here. Festival staff, audience members and visitors entering #TIFF21 venues from September 9–18 will be required to show either proof they have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or proof that they have tested negative for COVID-19 within 48 hours prior to entering any TIFF venue.

The Emmys are taking precautions to prevent the spread of coronavirus at this year's ceremony. A rep for the Television Academy confirmed to Fox News that attendees will have to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 as well as a recent negative test to enter the ceremonies in mid-September.

Melissa Joan Hart is dealing with the coronavirus, and she’s not happy about it — nor should she be, considering she’s fully vaccinated and yet nevertheless came down with a “bad” version of a breakthrough case.

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Live Nation, one of the largest live entertainment companies in North America, will require all artists, members of their crew, and attendees to show a proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test, according to a Rolling Stone report. Live Nation employees will be required to receive a full vaccination.

Foo Fighters have confirmed that fans coming to their first ever Alaskan shows will need to present proof of a COVID vaccine or negative test.The band play their first shows in the state later this month, heading first to Anchorage for two shows on August 17 and 19 at the Dena’ina Center and in Fairbanks on Aug.

Love Island fans are begging producers to bring the classic lie detector test back to the villa as Jake Cornish faces scrutiny from his housemates over his affection for girlfriend Liberty Poole. Liberty was having doubts about her relationship with Jake after witnessing him saying he didn’t want to “rip her clothes off” in a private chat with the lads.

The long-awaited return of on-campus students and teacher interactions begins on Monday for the Los Angeles Unified School District, which was forced into remote teaching by the pandemic.

Bleachers are the latest act to issue a vaccine mandate for audiences attending their upcoming tour.Jack Antonoff made the announcement on his Twitter, telling fans that all shows will require attendees to be fully vaccinated, or provide a negative COVID-19 test.“We’re not messing around,” Antonoff wrote.