Pittsburgh concert-goers are eager to see their favorite performers as touring resumes. But in the midst of a global pandemic, COVID requirements at venues are changing rapidly. Bill O’Driscoll, arts and culture reporter for our sister station, 90.5 WESA, joined WYEP’s Morning Mix host Joey Spehar to talk about current policies for attending concerts in Pittsburgh.
Mr. Smalls has released an updated COVID-19 policy. You can view here - pic.twitter.com/bMD9sbZL7Y
— Mr Smalls Theatre (@MrSmallsTheatre) August 31, 2021
For the show to go on, we have updated our vaccination policy to ensure the safety of fans, artists, and live event workers.https://t.co/JkZ2lSJxda pic.twitter.com/jhewW3d3Dl
— AEG Presents (@aegpresents) August 12, 2021
Live Nation will require concertgoers provide vaccine card, negative COVID test beginning Oct. 4