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Jamie Callum Cancels Austria Concerts

Summary by Salzburger Nachrichten

Jamie Cullum cancelled his concerts scheduled for 25 July at the Tulln Donaubühne and 26 July at Domplatz in Linz. As a reason, the jazz singer and pianist named "unforeseeable personal reasons", as stated in the broadcasts of the respective organizers. Tickets can be returned to the pre-sale office at which they were purchased.

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Jamie Cullum Cancels Concert in Tulln

On Friday the British jazz-pop singer should have performed on the Donaubühne Tulln. Now Cullum surprisingly cancelled the concert. The 45-year-old named the reason "unforeseeable personal reasons". The concert on Saturday in Linz also fails.

3 hours ago·Vienna, Austria

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"Classic at the Cathedral" Cancellation by Jamie Cullum

LINZ. "Persnliche Grnde": Jamie Cullum does not come to Linz.

8 hours ago·Linz, Austria

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Tiroler Tageszeitung Online

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Jamie Callum Cancels Austria Concerts

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