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Vaccination Required Concerts

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Is it a form of discrimination and alienation, or is it simply protecting the health of concert goers themselves? As we rocket our way through 2021, we are beginning to finally see some element of normality returning to the planet. Restrictions are slowly easing and people are starting to rediscover the outside world once again. Not only are people finally able meet face to face once again, outdoor extra curricular activities are making a comeback. Beginning with pubs and restaurants, only to then escalate to clubs and sporting events. The Euros final alone saw 60 000 fans filling up seats at Wembley Stadium, with very little social distancing measures put in place. Yet despite fans being allowed to fill stadiums in their tens of thousands to watch the football, music is still deemed too unsafe to go ahead until August. However, that is an argument for another day, for now let's discuss what measure we could see put in place to protect concert goers from covid-19. With virtually e

Should Live Bands Use Backing Tracks?

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  With the recent announcement of Iron Maiden’s new album 'Senjutsu’, scheduled for a September release, many fans are excited to hear their new material. More importantly however, fans are excited to see the legendary metal band hit the stage once again. Whether you’re a fan or a you're hater, no one can deny that Iron Maiden put on one of the most elaborate, breathtaking and stunning live performances you will ever see. From the unique stage designs to the giant animatronic Eddies, Iron Maiden really know how to put on a show. They are still able to draw thousands of fans from all over the world to witness the spectacle of their live performances. After many years however, even the most die hard fans will notice that the music itself is starting to sound a little slower. Still regarded as a must see live band, there is no doubt that Iron Maiden are not the same band they were in the late 80s. However, despite not being able to hit the high notes quite like he used to, Iron Ma