Here is a run down on the events and cities currently affected by Coronavirus
The Coronavirus aka COVID-19 is affecting parties, festivals, venues, events and countries across the world, leaving a very unsettling feeling for many.
- The Mayor of New York announces vaccine requirement for indoor dining and other activities starting 13th September 2021
- France announces new rules and tighten restrictions
- Around a 1,000 people who attended a festival at the beginning of July 2021 in the Netherlands have all caught the virus
- Cases begin to rise again across several states in the U.S.
- Boris Johnson confirms freedom day will go ahead on 19th July 2021
- Travel restrictions are eased between the UK and Germany
- Portugal announces new curfew for high risk areas
- Russia introduces tougher restrictions as third wave takes control
- South Africa tightens restrictions
- England’s freedom day is delayed for another four weeks until 19th July 2021
- France imposes tighter restrictions on travel from UK
- Irish Prime Minister announces roadmap for easing restrictions
- Germany sees number of COVID cases start to fall, paving the way to lift restrictions
- Italy set to lift quarantine rules for arrivals
- Spain ends state of emergency and restrictions begin easing
- The international travel ban for the UK is to be lifted from 17th May 2021
- Turkey enters first full lockdown from 29th April 2021 until 17th May 2021
- Greece opens border for travel
- Belgium, Demark and Switzerland will begin easing restrictions
- Portugal re-opens outdoor terraces from 5th April 2021
- French President, Emmanuel Macron extends lockdown to all of mainland France for a further 4 weeks starting 3rd April 2021
- Germany extends lockdown until 18th April 2021
- Poland enters back into a lockdown for three weeks from 20th March 2021
- The French Government re-introduces partial lockdown to 16 regions from 20th March 2021
- A five-step plan on easing restrictions in Germany has been announced by the Chancellor
- Scotland to begin easing lockdown restrictions
- The UK Prime Minister has set out a roadmap to end the national lockdown on 21st June 2021
- The Dutch Government gives the green light for festivals to restart from 1st July 2021
- National lockdown announced for the UK to start as of the 5th January 2021
- Germany extends lockdown until 7th March 2021 but some restrictions lift on 1st March 2021
- Nicola Sturgeon plunges Scotland back into lockdown from 5th January 2021
- France introduces a 6pm curfew across 15 regions starting from 2nd January 2021
- Ireland is returning to a full lockdown from 31st December 2020
- More parts of the UK have been plunged into higher tiers from 31st December 2020
- California has extended its strict stay at home order
- Europe closes borders to UK due to new COVID strain found
- A new strain has been found in the UK
- First vaccine approved in the UK
- Netherlands to enter into the strictest lockdown from 15th December 2020 until 19th January 2021
- Angela Merkel extends Germany’s lockdown until 10th January 2021 as numbers rise
- Rapid COVID-19 testing for events has been launched
- The French Government have announced a lift on current restrictions, however a new 8pm curfew will come into force from 15th December 2020
- England begins new lockdown on 5th November 2020
- French President Emmanuel Macron announces new lockdown to begin on 30th October 2020
- Germany announces a four lockdown to begin on 2nd November 2020
- A four-week circuit breaker lockdown comes into force in Northern Ireland from 16th October 2020
- A state of emergency has been declared in France with a new curfew coming into force from midnight on 16th October 2020
- New three-tier restrictions come into force across England from 14th October 2020
- Dutch Prime Minister announces new partial lockdown starting 14th October 2020 for at least two weeks
- Pubs and restaurants across Scotland are set to close from 8th October 2020 until 25th October 2020
- New restrictions come into force in Berlin from 10th October 2020 with a new curfew in place
- Bars and cafes in Paris are to shut for two weeks as of 6th October 2020
- Bars, pubs and restaurants in London are given a 10pm curfew from 24th September
- Clubs, bars and concert halls across Malta are forced to close again by the authorities as cases have increased during the last month
- Italian Government closes all nightclubs as of 17th August 2020 after a rise in cases being linked to clubs
- Spanish Government to close bars and clubs once again as of 14th August 2020
- Caprices Festival in Switzerland will go ahead in September 2020
- France, The Netherlands, Malta, Monaco, Turks & Caicos Islands and Aruba are removed from the UK travel list as of 15th August 2020
- Spain removed from UK travel list as of 25th July 2020
- UK government allows air bridges between certain countries
- Coachella in California, USA has been cancelled
- Spain and Italy ease lockdown restrictions
- Houghton Festival in UK has been postponed
- Awakenings Festival in Amsterdam, Netherlands has been cancelled
- Oasis Festival in Marrakesh, Morocco has been cancelled
- Germany will begin to lift lockdown restrictions from 20th April
- The UK Government has extended the lockdown for three weeks – 16th April
- Extrema Outdoor festival in Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium has been postponed
- Germany eases lockdown measures but bars and clubs remain closed
- UNUM Festival in Shëngjin, Albania has been cancelled
- Burning Man in Nevada, USA has been replaced with a virtual festival
- Junction 2 Festival in London, UK has been postponed until 2021
- Sunwaves in Mamia, Romania has been moved to June 2020
- Parklife Festival in Manchester, UK has been cancelled
- Lovebox Festival in London, UK has been cancelled
- DGTL Amsterdam has been cancelled
- IMS Ibiza has been cancelled
- All UK pubs, bars, nightclubs and restaurants have been closed
- Movement Festival in Detroit, USA has been moved to September 2020
- Printworks London in UK has postponed three events
- The Warehouse Project in Manchester, UK has postponed several events
- London Promoter, LWE has now cancelled all events until the end of May
- FCO has advised against all non-essential international travel for initially 30 days as of 17th March
- Village Underground nightclub in London, UK has temporarily closed
- E1 London nightclub and sister venues Orange Yard Soho & Shoreditch Platform in London, UK have all temporarily closed
- KMA60 in Berlin, Germany has been closed until further notice
- Glastonbury Festival has been cancelled
- Terminal V Festival In Scotland has been rescheduled
- Theatres in London and across the UK are now temporarily closed
- Ministry of Sound club in London, UK has temporarily closed its doors
- The French President has ordered a lockdown starting at 11am GMT today 17.03.2020 for at least two weeks
- Fabric London nightclub has temporarily closed
- The New York City Mayor has announced that all nightclubs are to close
- The Irish Government has closed all pubs and bars as of 15th March until 29th March
- The Cause nightclub in London, UK has temporarily closed
- The Berlin Government has closed all bars, clubs, sports facilities and more for two weeks from 14th March
- The Spanish Government has declared a state of emergency and has placed the country in lockdown for two weeks as of 14th March
- Egg London nightclub in London, UK has closed
- Goldengate-Berlin in Germany has cancelled all events until 20th April
- Watergate Club in Berlin, Germany has closed until after Easter
- Greenworld Festival in Tenerife has been postponed until 4th July 20200
- Denmark has advised the borders will be closed from 14th March until 13th April
- Watergate club in Berlin, Germany has closed until after Easter
- Paradise has cancelled events in Miami and Dubai
- Drumcode has postponed events in Miami and Paris
- Circoloco has cancelled the next four events
- OHM nightclub in Berlin, Germany has closed its doors until 20th April
- Lehmann nightclub in Stuttgart, Germany has cancelled all events until further notice
- Sisyphos in Berlin has postponed its upcoming opening party until further notice
- Scotland has banned gatherings of more than 500 people to start from 16.03.2020
- The New York Governor has banned all events of 500 people or more (13.03.2020)
- District 8 nightclub in Dublin, Ireland has postponed all events until 29th March
- De Marktkantine in Amsterdam, Netherlands has cancelled all events until 31st March
- Hoppetosse in Berlin, Germany has cancelled all events until 20th April
- Salon – Zur wilden Renate in Berlin, Germany has cancelled all events until further notice
- Kompass club in Gent, Belgium has cancelled all events until 31st March
- London promoter LWE has cancelled the next two events (14th and 21st March)
- Fuse Brussels nightclub in Belgium has cancelled all events until 31st March
- Time Warp in Mannheim, Germany has been cancelled
- Heideglühen in Berlin, Germany has cancelled all events until further notice
- Culture Box in Denmark has cancelled all events for 14 days from today (12.03.2020)
- All travel between the EU and America except the UK has been banned for 30 days from 13.03.2020
- Snowbombing in Austria has been cancelled
- Birgit&Bier club in Berlin, Germany has cancelled all events for the next few weeks (11.03.2020)
- Myfest and Carnival of Cultures in Berlin, Germany due has been cancelled
- Famous Berlin club, Berghain has cancelled all events until 20th April
- Caprices Festival in Switzerland, has been postponed until September 2020
- Coachella in California, USA has been postponed until October 2020
- Winter Music Conference in Miami, USA has been postponed
- Beat Hotel Marrakach in Morocco has been postponed
- Tomorrowland Winter in France has been cancelled
- Ultra Music Festival in Miami, USA has been cancelled
- Italy has been placed on lock down by the Prime Minister as of 10th March which means all parties have been cancelled or postponed until further notice
- Trauma Bar und Kino in Berlin, Germany has cancelled all events until 31st March
- The French Government has banned all events with more than 1,000 people until 13th April
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