Coldplay sparked reactions, leaving certain frustrated fans, after the group was forced to reprogram two shows of their current tour.
On Saturday August 30, after the rock group led by Chris Martin announced the change of dates via a declaration on its official Instagram, the ticket holders, who traveled the long distance for only the show, fulminated on the group.
A disappointed fan wrote: “Who will pay for my cancellation costs for flights and the hotel ??????”
Another sounded saying: “You have to joke !! We paid for travel, accommodation and the postponed date for which I am outside the country for my honeymoon.”
A third user, who will not go to the reprogrammed spectacle, added: “Evised [crying emoji] I obtained floor tickets for Sunday for the 40th of the wife, the reserved hotel, reserved Glasgow trains. “”
“A little knee creation reaction to cancel the emissions due to a proposed tube strike which, in recent history, has been canceled,” said a social media user, calling the useless decision given the history of the strike.
Coldplay explained in their advertisement that the planning change was due to a security problem.
The Yellow Hitmaker said in their declaration that their last concerts at the Wembley stadium were to be moved due to a “planned industrial action on the London basement”.
In the middle of the counterpoup, many fans also presented themselves to defend the group, praising Coldplay to prioritize the security of the fans.
“Why is the devil is almost all the comments that blame the group for this? They are not responsible for the decision that was taken by others,” wrote one of them.
“It is not their fault !!! my god, they do not control when the underground drivers go on strike!” Another added
In an effort to minimize the disturbances, the band has reprogrammed the shows on the closest dates possible. Now the concert on September 7 was moved to September 6, and the show on September 8 will now take place on September 12.
