Two good

Eric Clapton recently said that he wouldn’t play at any gig that stipulates full vaccination for the audience. Industry stakeholders in Mumbai explain why he’s wrong

Listen to this article :
A pre-pandemic edition of Nariyal Paani

A pre-pandemic edition of Nariyal Paani

A few weeks ago, Eric Clapton joined a dubious list of musicians who have publicly declared their reservations about vaccines for COVID-19, when he announced that he wouldn’t play at any concert that makes two doses mandatory for audience members. He even shared a link for an anti-vaccine song that he made with Van Morrison, another musician on that same dubious list. This was after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that people need to get a double dose of vaccination if they want to visit nightclubs or music venues. In response, Clapton wrote in a post that he feels “honour-bound” to take this stand since such measures discriminate between audience members. Earlier, he had spoken about how he had suffered a “disastrous” health experience after getting vaccinated for the virus. That’s where his “honour-bound” stance stems from, regardless of the fact that he probably knows as little about the science involved as the Queen of England knows about death-metal music.

Harry Styles is one musician who’s vocal about the need for vaccination. Pic/wireimages
Harry Styles is one musician who’s vocal about the need for vaccination. Pic/wireimages

Exhibition Ad Banner
Exhibition Ad Banner

How do you like the new new mid-day.com experience? Share your feedback and help us improve.

Read Next Story
Art is all that matters

Trending Stories

Latest Photoscta-pos

Latest VideosView All

Latest Web StoriesView All

Mid-Day FastView All

Advertisement