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I understand its purpose as a canary. I'm just questioning the idea of "cancelling the entire concert at the full expense of the promoter" which seems false.
by barbegal 6y ago
I understand its purpose as a canary. I'm just questioning the idea of "cancelling the entire concert at the full expense of the promoter" which seems false.
- huffmsa 6y agoLikely they wouldn't, but if during their line chrck, they found other more dangerous omissions and failures by the promotor to setup the stage and equipment correctly, they definitely could cancel. These guys were working with thousands of amps of electricity, hundred of pounds of equipment, pyrotechnics,etc. Could easily severely harm or kill someone if it wasn't setup properly. No obligation to do a show of the other side of the contract isn't being fulfilled
- numpad0 6y agoThat way you don’t have to point your fingers around to cancel that show.
- bluGill 6y agoLegally they can as it is a violation. They probably never did just based on that, but it would be in the list of reasons.