The famous English musician Eric Klepton has announced that he will not perform at concerts where listeners must be vaccinated against Covid-19.
“After [Lielbritānijas] Prime Minister [Borisa Džonsona] statement on Monday, July 19, 2021, I consider it an honor to make my statement. I want to say that I will not perform on any stage where the listeners present have been discriminated against, “Klepton said in a statement to Italian architect and vaccine skeptic Robin Monotti Graciadeja, who posted it on his Telegram channel on Tuesday and on his Instagram account on Wednesday.
“If there is no condition that [uz koncertu] all people can come, I reserve the right to cancel. “
Klepton spoke about Johnson’s announcement by the Prime Minister on Monday, which was called “Freedom Day” in England, because it lifted almost all restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic.
“I would like to remind everyone that some of life’s most important pleasures and opportunities are likely to be increasingly dependent on vaccination,” Johnson said in a speech.
“There are already countries that require double vaccination as a condition for quarantine-free travel, and the list of countries seems to be growing. And we are concerned – like other countries – about the continuing risk posed by nightclubs,” Johnson said.
Johnson called on nightclubs to “act socially responsibly” and require visitors to present a COVID passport issued by the National Health Service proving a person’s vaccination, recent negative test, or natural immunity after illness.
Klepton has shown resistance to quarantine measures and other restrictions in his music during the pandemic. In May, he said he had experienced “catastrophic” side effects after being vaccinated with AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine.
Klepton said he had suffered severe reactions for 10 days after receiving the first dose. After receiving the second dose, his hands were either cold, numb, or burning, and for two weeks they made no sense. “I was afraid I would never be able to play again,” said the musician.
“I suffer from peripheral neuropathy and I shouldn’t approach the needle. But the propaganda said the vaccine was safe for everyone,” Klepton said.
Klepton is scheduled to perform in Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida in September. He also plans to go on a European tour next year.
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