Sour note for fans after Taiwanese rock band Mayday switches Hong Kong date
Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog has received dozens of complaints after Taiwanese rock band Mayday cancelled one of its coming concerts at Kai Tak Sports Park and replaced it with a new date later in…
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Sour note for fans after Taiwanese rock band Mayday switches Hong Kong date
Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog has received dozens of complaints after Taiwanese rock band Mayday cancelled one of its coming concerts at Kai Tak Sports Park and replaced it with a new date later in the week, sparking frustration among fans – particularly those travelling from mainland China and overseas. The Consumer Council said that as of 1pm on Tuesday, it had received 24 complaints about the cancelled show – eight from local consumers and 16 from fans outside the city. The watchdog said t...
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Read full article →Mayday fans file complaints to Consumer Council after Taiwanese band’s Hong Kong concert date rescheduled
Dozens of fans have made complaints to Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog after Taiwanese rock group Mayday rescheduled an upcoming concert at the Kai Tak Stadium two weeks before the show. As of 1pm on Tuesday, the Consumer Council had received 24 complaints about the rescheduled show involving a total amount of HK$63,613, local media reported. […]
By James Lee
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