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Sting cancels Manila leg of 'My Songs' tour over 'scheduling conflict'
Sting cancels Manila leg of 'My Songs' tour over 'scheduling conflict'
ABS-CBN News
Published Jul 13, 2019 02:12 PM PHT
MANILA — Rock legend Sting's Manila concert set on Oct. 2 has been cancelled, Ovation Productions announced Saturday, citing a "scheduling conflict."
MANILA — Rock legend Sting's Manila concert set on Oct. 2 has been cancelled, Ovation Productions announced Saturday, citing a "scheduling conflict."
"We regretfully announce that Sting’s concert scheduled for October 2, 2019 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum is unfortunately canceled due to scheduling conflicts," the company said.
"We regretfully announce that Sting’s concert scheduled for October 2, 2019 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum is unfortunately canceled due to scheduling conflicts," the company said.
Ovation Productions was one of the producers of the show, along with Cherrytree Music Company and Live Nation.
Ovation Productions was one of the producers of the show, along with Cherrytree Music Company and Live Nation.
The October 2 concert was supposed to be part of the Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter's ongoing tour called "Sting: My Songs."
The October 2 concert was supposed to be part of the Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter's ongoing tour called "Sting: My Songs."
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Tickets went on sale last July 3, with prices ranging from P2,640 to P20,595. Ovation Productions said the process for refunds would be posted on its pages "soon."
Tickets went on sale last July 3, with prices ranging from P2,640 to P20,595. Ovation Productions said the process for refunds would be posted on its pages "soon."
Sting last performed in Manila in 2012 as part of his “Back to Bass” world tour.
Sting last performed in Manila in 2012 as part of his “Back to Bass” world tour.
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