Paul McCartney Demands Crew At Perth Venue Eats Vegan Food Only

Paul McCartney Demands Crew At Perth Venue Eats Vegan Food Only

By

1 Minutes Read

?The animal rights campaigner is known to make such requirements (Photo: Facebook) - Media Credit:
Your ad here?

Advertisement

Sir Paul McCartney has demanded that the crew at a Perth venue eats vegan food only at his upcoming concert on December 2.

The former Beatles legend – and animal rights activist – has reportedly said he won’t perform at Perth’s nib Stadium unless show organizers confirm no meat will be eaten backstage.

Not allowed

“All the crew members have to eat vegan food,” a crew member said.

“No one’s allowed to eat meat for three weeks on site.

“It has to be vegan food rider.”

Vegan

It’s not the first time the 75-year-old veggie legend has asked for vegan food only.

Earlier this year, McCartney demanded 100 percent vegan fare be served at an Illinois gig.

He allegedly made a similar request in 2002 – requesting no furniture in his dressing room was to be ‘made of animals’.

READ MORE:

Planet Organic Ditches ‘Inhumane’ Mice Glue Traps Following Petition

New Vegan Documentary ‘From The Ground Up’ Features Top Plant Based Athletes

Poll Shows 47% Of Americans ‘Agree With Ban On Slaughterhouses’

Your ad here?

Advertisement

Support Plant Based News in our mission to plant 1 million trees by 2030. 🌳

Your donation supports our mission to bring you vital, up-to-the-minute plant-based news and research and contributes to our goal of planting 1 million trees by 2030. Every contribution combats deforestation and promotes a sustainable future. Together, we can make a difference – for our planet, health, and future generations.

© 2021 Plant Based News is a UK-based digital media outlet publishing content about veganism and plant-based living, including news and current events, health, personal transformation stories, features, and recipes. | Plant Based News Ltd, PO Box 71173, London, SE20 9DQ, United Kingdom.

buttons/scroll-to-top/scroll-to-top-small-active