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Frank Ocean's queer club night imagines PrEP in the 80s

Music superstar Frank Ocean is launching a new club night that imagines PrEP in the 1980s.

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The inclusive party, ‘PrEP+’, is described as a “homage to what could have been in the 1980s NYC club scene if the drug… had been invented in that era.”

Ocean’s first venture into the club scene also has a policy of “zero tolerance for racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, ableism or any form of discrimination.”

Fans and partygoers have been asking online how to get tickets for the inclusive event – which appears to have no public sales.

A media release for the event says that tickets “have been distributed.”


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