After Manchester attack, Ariana Grande cancels Dangerous Woman tour dates in Europe
Tickets to the 23-year-old’s Hong Kong performance in September continue to be sold, despite the cancellation of a number of shows in Europe following this week’s Manchester bombing
Monday’s bombing, which also wounded 64, also resulted in the cancellation of next week’s London premiere of the superhero film Wonder Woman and increased security for a music festival this weekend featuring pop star Katy Perry in the northern English city of Hull.
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Grande, 23, who tweeted earlier this week that she was “broken” by the Manchester attack, had been due to perform on Thursday and Friday at London’s O2 arena as part of her “Dangerous Woman” tour.
Both shows have been cancelled, as well as performances in Belgium, Poland, Germany and Switzerland through to June 5, her record label says.
Concert promoter Live Nation says tickets are still being sold to the singer’s Hong Kong show scheduled for September 21, the final date of the eight month-long Dangerous Woman tour.