Eric Clapton has been quite vocal about his COVID-19 stances, appearing on anti-lockdown songs with Van Morrison and seeking out venues that don’t require masks or proof of vaccination for his recent performances. Clapton has already drawn public criticism from Queen’s Brian May, and a new report in The Washington Post shows ...

Van Morrison is being sued by Northern Ireland’s health minister for defamation after the singer said that he was “very dangerous” for his handling of COVID-19 restrictions. Morrison, who has made being anti-lockdown his brand, publicly denounced health minister Robin Swann on-stage at a gathering in Belfast’s Eur...

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Doo-wop champion Dion — yes, of “Runaround Sue” and “The Wanderer” fame — has spent the last half century being surprisingly prolific, from his 1959 debut with the Belmonts to his 1961 self-titled and all the way up to last year’s Blues With Friends, which memorably featured guest spots from ...

Eric Clapton has made his views on COVID, and on all the attempts to fight it, very clear. Last year, Clapton joined Van Morrison on the anti-lockdown protest song “Do You Want To Be A Slave?” More recently, Clapton claimed that he’d had a “disastrous” response to the AstraZeneca vaccine and prom...