LA’s Kia Forum Goes Meatless for Billie Eilish While London’s O2 Spotlights Vegetarian Options for Paul McCartney

Billie Eilish and Paul McCartney are incorporating their plant-based lifestyles into their concerts, offering vegan and vegetarian options to fans. Eilish's sold-out shows at the Kia Forum in LA feature vegan vendors such as Monty's Good Burger and Vurger Guyz, while the concessions offer meatless dishes like vegan chicken and Impossible burgers. McCartney is spotlighting plant-based options from Linda McCartney Foods at The O2 Arena in London, with a predominantly plant-based menu and a four-to-two ratio of vegetarian to meat options. Linda McCartney Foods, established in 1991, was founded by Paul McCartney's late wife, a passionate animal rights activist.

Both artists are promoting ethical and sustainable choices through their music and food offerings, reflecting a growing trend in the music industry. Eilish, a lifelong vegetarian turned vegan, is using her influence to raise awareness about issues like animal rights and environmental sustainability, while McCartney continues to advocate for vegetarianism inspired by his late wife's advocacy. The collaboration between the artists and plant-based food brands at their concerts showcases their shared values and commitment to promoting plant-based living.