Another controversial music event involving a lack of COVID-19 restrictions took place this weekend.
The Herd Immunity Fest (which later changed its name to Mini Fest ) took place at the Q&Z Expo Center from July 17th to 19th in Ringle, Wisconsin, USA. The festival featured rock bands such as Static-X, Dope, Saving Abel, Thundetstruck AC/DC cover band ), and many more.
Despite the festival being held in a field with a capacity of 10,000 people, only 2,000 tickets were sold (however, sources report that 2,500 people attended), with the intention of maintaining social distancing. However, as records show, fans enjoyed the shows without masks and, at many times, in close proximity to each other.
The event took place while the United States broke its record for new cases registered in the last seven days.
Check out the records below.
