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Reactions as Ian Brown pulls out of festival because attendees may need vaccination proof

'Change the venue to Icke Island?'

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2021-03-05 10:50
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Ian Brown of The Stone Roses on the main stage at T in the Park, the annual music festival held at Strathallan Castle, Perthshire. Credit;PA

Ian Brown of The Stone Roses on the main stage at T in the Park, the annual music festival held at Strathallan Castle, Perthshire. Credit;PA

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Singer Ian Brown is a noted Covid sceptic, frequently using his Twitter account to spread disinformation about the virus and protections against it. “I refuse to accept vaccination proof as condition of entry,” he tweeted yesterday.

He was due to headline the Neighbourhood Weekender festival in Warrington, which is being organised to take place in September 2021 after Covid delays.

Promoter SJM Concerts said that it would “comply with the conditions outlined by the government through the local authority. No decisions will be taken by government until 21 June at the earliest.”

Brown previously appealed to festival promoters to work with Sage and the government on vaccine passports, calling the Coivd response “the new nazi normal”.

My Saturday night headline show at NHBD Weekender Festival will now not happen! I refuse to accept vaccination proof as condition of entry.Refunds are available! X

— Ian Brown (@ianbrown) March 3, 2021

Last year he released an anti-lockdown song called “Little Seed Big Tree” in which he refers to masks as “muzzles”.

Many people reacted to his decision on Twitter, some backed his stance, but many felt let down by his cancellation announcement.

1.

The amount of dru*s you’ve shoved into your body and a vaccination is where you draw the line?

— Laura Coates (@Laura_xplora) March 3, 2021

2.

Me birds just had the jab and come home and done us a full English. Proper fart you lad.

— ZombyWoof (@ZombyWoof65) March 3, 2021

3.

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Can't you change the venue to Icke Island???

— joggers (@joggers0) March 3, 2021

4.

Well, it looks like wealth can't cure idiocy… I hope you don't get any more gigs.

— Iain Morrison (@errant82) March 4, 2021

5.

For
Everyone
A
Refund

— DUCK MAGAZINE (@DUCKmagstoke) March 3, 2021

6.

quite sad seeing someone who's music u love turn out to be weirdly against keeping everyone safe cause of their own conspiracy theories but hey hope u n ur family r safe during this pandemic n if ur not gnna get a vaccine better set up that webcam for virtual gigs???

— twebster (@sl0thluvr) March 3, 2021

Related: Covidiocy? Reactions to Ian Brown’s latest thoughts on Covid and lockdown

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