Ed Sheeran's Concerts at Gillette Stadium Canceled Citing Nor'easter
Stage construction was paused and Ticketmaster outlined refunds as officials weighed whether the concerts could proceed.
- Tour promoter Messina Touring canceled Ed Sheeran's Gillette Stadium concerts in Foxboro, Massachusetts, on Friday, citing severe weather warnings as a nor'easter approaches New England.
- Controversy previously engulfed the 'Loop' tour after promoter Robert Kraft removed opening act Macklemore for pro-Gaza comments, prompting other supporting artists to quit in protest.
- Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell intervened Thursday, demanding Ticketmaster provide refunds after nearly 200 consumers reported issues following the lineup changes.
- Weather forecasts predicted wind gusts between 40 and 55 mph in the Foxboro area, forcing crews to halt stage construction Thursday as officials weighed safety risks.
- Sheeran's 'Loop' tour continues with its next concert scheduled in Atlanta on October 3, followed by three European shows beginning in Dublin next month.
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