Venues on how they’ll be keeping music fans COVID-safe when reopening
nme.comPrime Minister Boris Johnson confirm that England’s “freedom day” will come next week, allowing the lifting of all COVID restrictions.
As part of the move, businesses and large events organisers will be encouraged to use so-called “COVID passports” – proof of double-vaccination, negative test or recovery from coronavirus – in “high-risk” settings in order to limit the spread of infections in venues, although it will not be mandatory.While live music bosses have been pre-empting government guidance on how events can safely return from July 19 onwards – while also continuing to call for insurance – now a number of venues have revealed how expectations are likely to differ between them.A post shared by Tunbridge Wells Forum (@twforum)Tunbridge.
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