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The pilots have been designed in a scientifically controlled way, with special consideration to reduce risk of transmission. The events are exempt from the wider coronavirus regulations, including the rule of six and social distancing. The Government has made it clear that for the purposes of the pilot events, there will be no need for any form of vaccination certificate. However, this does not mean that they won’t be introduced at a later date. The programme is being overseen by an industry-led steering group co-chaired by Nicholas Hytner and David Ross, working with national and local p...

Blossoms have been announced as the headliners of a gig at Sefton Park in Liverpool which will test the return of crowds to live events in the UK.

Sefton Park to host facemask-free Blossoms gig Only people living in the Liverpool City Region with proof of a negative Covid-19 test result can buy tickets Updated Blossoms to headline Sefton Park Pilot ©Festival Republic Music lovers will get the chance to enjoy an old-fashioned gig free from social distancing as part of a pilot event. The live concert at Sefton Park on May 2 will not require the audience to be socially distanced, but attendees will have to provide proof of a coronavirus negative test before gaining entry. Stockport indie favourites Blossoms will headline supported by Th...

Festival Republic joins Government pilot programme with a live gig to trial the safe return of fans On Sunday 2 May, Festival Republic will host an outdoor gig at Sefton Park, Liverpool, as the latest event to join the government’s Events Research Programme to get large audiences back to live events safely this summer. From: 18 April 2021 Festival Republic joins Government pilot programme with a live gig to trial the safe return of fans The Sefton Park Pilot, in partnership with Culture Liverpool, will further trial approaches to managing and mitigating transmission risks at out...

Fans watch Blossoms at Glastonbury, 2017. The Liverpool gig crowd will not be socially distanced. Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA Fans watch Blossoms at Glastonbury, 2017. The Liverpool gig crowd will not be socially distanced. Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA Sun 18 Apr 2021 12.52 EDT Last modified on Sun 18 Apr 2021 13.01 EDT The first “near-normal” mass-attended music gig this year is to take place outdoors in Liverpool next month, headlined by the Stockport band, Blossoms. Fans will not have to wear masks or socially distance at the show, which will take place at Sefton Park on 2 May. On...