Burna Boy has made headlines for cancelling his highly anticipated concert at the Johan Cruyff Arena Stadium in the Netherlands.
Originally scheduled for June 9th, the cancellation stems from alleged breaches of agreement by the event organisers, leaving fans disappointed.
We regret to inform you that due to failure by the event organisers to meet their contract obligations, Burna Boy’s concert at the stadium on June 9th 2024 has been cancelled,” he said in an Instagram story.
Photo: Netherlands Concert
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Burna Boy expressed his regret over the situation and assured fans that all ticket holders will receive full refunds within 30 days.
Meanwhile, prior to the cancellation of his show in the Netherlands, he is currently the highest-grossing arena-concert by an African artist in US history with $1.593 million.
He made history after his concert at the TD Garden in Boston on March 2, 2024, surpassing his own numbers at Madison Square Garden in 2022.
The Grammy winner meanwhile is in Guyana for a show, promising to reveal his next destination. Despite the setback, he conveyed his love and promised to see his fans soon.
Guyana 🇬🇾! 🛬 ¦. See you tonight! pic.twitter.com/u3boHHKQsX
” Burna Boy (@burnaboy) May 1, 2024
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