Trey Songz Hosts 500-Person Indoor Concert Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
- 3 years ago
Trey Songz Hosts, 500-Person Indoor Concert, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic.
On Saturday night, Trey Songz hosted
an indoor “Champagne Saturdays”
event at a nightclub in Ohio. .
The nightclub, Aftermath, promoted
the event on social media days before,
writing, “Trey Songz Will be
at the ALL NEW Aftermath!!!”.
Approximately 500 people were
packed inside the 15,000-square-foot
establishment to attend Songz’s concert. .
Ohio Investigative Unit (OIU) agents arrived
at the establishment and immediately issued citations. .
Authorities reportedly observed “egregious violations of health
orders” including no social distancing or face masks.
Agents observed patrons standing, walking
freely and sharing alcoholic beverages
directly from the same bottle as they
were passed between groups, OIU, via statement.
The club was cited for improper conduct
and disorderly activities and faces possible
revocation of its liquor license.
Songz has not yet responded publicly to
the incident or requests for comment. .
The singer-songwriter tested positive for COVID-19 in
October and promised to take the virus “seriously.”.
At the time, he also revealed that his
grandfather had died earlier in the year of
suspected COVID-19 complications
On Saturday night, Trey Songz hosted
an indoor “Champagne Saturdays”
event at a nightclub in Ohio. .
The nightclub, Aftermath, promoted
the event on social media days before,
writing, “Trey Songz Will be
at the ALL NEW Aftermath!!!”.
Approximately 500 people were
packed inside the 15,000-square-foot
establishment to attend Songz’s concert. .
Ohio Investigative Unit (OIU) agents arrived
at the establishment and immediately issued citations. .
Authorities reportedly observed “egregious violations of health
orders” including no social distancing or face masks.
Agents observed patrons standing, walking
freely and sharing alcoholic beverages
directly from the same bottle as they
were passed between groups, OIU, via statement.
The club was cited for improper conduct
and disorderly activities and faces possible
revocation of its liquor license.
Songz has not yet responded publicly to
the incident or requests for comment. .
The singer-songwriter tested positive for COVID-19 in
October and promised to take the virus “seriously.”.
At the time, he also revealed that his
grandfather had died earlier in the year of
suspected COVID-19 complications