Eric Clapton, Won’t Perform, at Venues That Require Proof of Vaccination.<br />On Wednesday, Eric Clapton reaffirmed his<br />stance against mandatory COVID-19 vaccines. .<br />The 76-year-old singer announced that he would<br />not play concerts at any venues that required<br />proof of vaccination against COVID-19. .<br />He said he felt “honor-bound”<br />to announce his stance against<br />“discriminated audience[s].”.<br />Following the PM’s announcement on<br />Monday the 19th of July 2021 I feel<br />honor-bound to make an announcement<br />of my own. I wish to say that I will not<br />perform on any stage where there is a<br />discriminated audience present, Eric Clapton, via Daily Beast.<br />Clapton said that he<br />would only consider<br />venues that had a<br />“provision made for<br />all people to attend.”.<br />Unless there is provision made<br />for all people to attend, I reserve the<br />right to cancel the show, Eric Clapton, via Daily Beast.<br />Although he got vaccinated against COVID-19, <br />Clapton has long railed against the safety of the vaccine. .<br />His statement comes days after Prime<br />Minister Boris Johnson’s made an announcement<br />regarding COVID-19 restrictions in the U.K.<br />Johnson revealed that nightclubs and concert<br />venues would be requiring people to provide<br />proof of vaccination against COVID-19
