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Brexit is now looking very likely to happen just a few days before the European tour dates and will almost definitely have an impact on our tour logistics. We do not want to take the risk of having to cancel shows at the last minute should we face travel or border issues.
We are very sad but we had to make this decision now with enough time ahead to allow for refunds to be processed in good time. We would like to apologise to everyone who has been impacted by this and we hope to make this up to all of you in the not too distant future.
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Yes. Please speak directly to your local ticket provider and they will advise you on how to go about getting a reimbursement.
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Your local ticket provider will be able to advise you on the process that you need to follow to get a refund. Please contact them directly.
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We had to make a very tough decision about whether to go ahead with the tour at all. The small bit of light at the end of the tunnel is that, in cancelling the EU leg, we can be sure that logistics, tour staff and musicians can adhere to the tight schedule with fewer risks of delays, which enables the UK leg to still go ahead.
We do appreciate that for fans in European cities where the tour was due to take place, this is still very disappointing, we hope to make it up to them in the not too distant future.
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Unfortunately not, as we work with individual promoters in each city. Anyone impacted by the cancellation of a European date should speak to their local promoter about a refund. It goes without saying that we would welcome any of our European fans at a UK concert.
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The UK VIP concerts are taking place in London, Glasgow and Manchester only. Gateshead won't have a VIP acoustic show.
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No. We are unable to disclose the exact reasons for the tour cancellation in South Africa but the European tour cancellation at this point is due to the uncertainties and possible risks of delays due to Brexit.