Kanye West's Chicago 'Donda' Event Won't Require Vaccines, But Fans Can Get Vaxxed
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The 44-year-old's listening event at Soldier Field for his upcoming album will offer 1,500 doses split between the Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
An upcoming Kanye West listening party will not require attendees to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test, but will offer vaccines on site. On Thursday, West is slated to perform at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois, to promote his upcoming 10th studio album, “Donda.” A representative for the singer told HuffPost via email that “from 4 to 8 today, vaccines will be offered at Soldier Field for attendees who wish to be vaccinated.” A spokesperson for the stadium confirmed to HuffPost that they’d be offering “1,500+ vaccinations for those not yet vaccinated (Pfizer or Johnson&Johnson)” and assistance “with setting up their second dose at a later date,” should they select a Pfizer shot, which requires a second dose.
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