Pop star Halsey had to cancel her show this week in Maryland due to some pretty serious and disastrous flooding. Storms in the surrounding areas of the gig venue, which was the Merriweather Post Pavilion, had meant that the expected nineteen thousand plus fans would have to wave goodbye to their exciting night of live music. Though her team along with the Maryland venue worked tried their hardest to keep the show happening by 10pm they had to stop everything in its tracks as it would be an unsafe environment for the thousands of fans wishing to attend.
She later took to twitter and tweeted; “Maryland I don’t even know what to say. If you missed my live, I’ll post something soon explaining what happened”. Huge numbers of fans and supporters alike were of course devastated that their evening had been ruined, although understood the severity of the storm and the reasons as to why it would not have been a safe environment to attend.
Halsey shared her feelings of upset and how she felt ‘heartbroken’ by having to not allow for the event to go ahead, but has said that her and her team will be rescheduling at The Merriweather Post Pavilion as soon as possible, whilst reminding fans that she felt it was her duty to put her fans safety first above all.
Original Source: Music Week
