The rapper said that it was the show promoter's fault for not coordinating properly with the local administration.
Saying that he was heartbroken and disappointed by what happened, Badshah said that he was really looking forward to performing in Dallas, but due to a discrepancy between local promoters and the production company, he was forced to shorten the set and The show was forced to close. Midway.
“Promoters need to be better equipped, especially for larger format shows and this kind of carelessness is unacceptable for most performing artistes. Touring on a large scale requires a considerable amount of energy and effort.
"It's not fair to the fans who spend their hard-earned money to buy tickets, and it's certainly not fair to the entire crew who pour their hearts into these tours. We practice for weeks, We plan for months, and travel tirelessly to give you the best possible experience,” he said in the statement.
Badshah also said that the music industry is about respect for the fans as well as the respect for the artists and the supporting crew.
“My management did everything within its control to salvage the situation and ensure smooth operations. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, disappointment and irritation caused by this gross lack of management on the part of the promoter.
The rapper said, "We will make sure that things are better managed in the future with a more capable promoter team that prioritizes a quality experience and understands that music and touring is a serious business."
Saying that he was heartbroken and disappointed by what happened, Badshah said that he was really looking forward to performing in Dallas, but due to a discrepancy between local promoters and the production company, he was forced to shorten the set and The show was forced to close. Midway.
“Promoters need to be better equipped, especially for larger format shows and this kind of carelessness is unacceptable for most performing artistes. Touring on a large scale requires a considerable amount of energy and effort.
"It's not fair to the fans who spend their hard-earned money to buy tickets, and it's certainly not fair to the entire crew who pour their hearts into these tours. We practice for weeks, We plan for months, and travel tirelessly to give you the best possible experience,” he said in the statement.
Badshah also said that the music industry is about respect for the fans as well as the respect for the artists and the supporting crew.
“My management did everything within its control to salvage the situation and ensure smooth operations. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, disappointment and irritation caused by this gross lack of management on the part of the promoter.
The rapper said, "We will make sure that things are better managed in the future with a more capable promoter team that prioritizes a quality experience and understands that music and touring is a serious business."
