US EditionRobbie Williams forced to cancel world tour gig in 'interests of public safety'
Robbie Williams cancelled his final Britpop tour concert after city authorities cited security threats linked to his support for Israel, affecting 1.2 million tour attendees.
- Robbie Williams canceled his concert in Istanbul on October 7 due to public safety concerns after Turkish authorities cited security threats and online backlash against him.
- The cancellation followed protests against a French-Jewish singer's performance last month, which was also called off due to similar safety risks.
- Williams expressed his disappointment, stating that the decision was out of his control and he prioritized the safety of his fans.
- Previously, Turkish authorities canceled a performance by Enrico Macias due to potential protests over his support for Israel.
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For security reasons, the Turkish authorities have decided to cancel the Istanbul concert. Islamic pressure: "Robbie Williams Zionist, get out of Turkey"
Turkish authorities have banned Robbie Williams' concert scheduled for October 7 in Istanbul due to "security concerns"...
The attack of some associations for the past support to Israel: "He is Zionist"
Istanbul authorities canceled the concert for security reasons. Recently, an Islamist platform called for protests.
The British pop singer actually wanted to finish his tour with a concert in Istanbul. However, the authorities in the Turkish metropolis make a dash of money for him. Media speculate about the reason for the rejection.
NGOs called for demonstrations against the singer's concert, which performed twice in Israel in 2015 and 2023.
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