Springsteen and the show only for vaccinated people, rules and how it works in Italy

Only vaccinated at the Bruce Springsteen show at ‘St. James Theater ‘on Broadway. This is what the organizers of the event decided amid the controversy of some no vax. But how does it work in Italy? The rules set by the government that apply to concerts this summer, all organized in open spaces, arenas and theaters, provide for a capacity of 50%, with a maximum of one thousand spectators, except for regional exceptions outdoors and 500 indoors. , to ensure the distances required by law. The rules do not provide for the obligation to certify the vaccination or the carrying out of a swab certifying not to be affected by Covid. Rules that – as underlined by several tour organizers and promoters, heard by AdnKronos – “individual artists cannot change, neither in a restrictive sense, nor to further enlarge the audience of spectators”. that is the right one of precaution “,” an intelligent decision that I would make too because you cannot play with the health of others and not even with your own ” comments Al Bano at Adnkronos. For Al Bano it is right that he enters concerts ” only those who are vaccinated, so – he explains – do not put anyone’s life at risk. ” The singer then says he has chosen to postpone all his concerts to “when there will be the best day in our history – he underlines – death of Covid. I don’t like doing halfway concerts. ”