Show that singer Simon the translator of the song It’s Christmas, which will be held in São José dos Campos (SP) next Saturday, the 19th, has been canceled due to lack of audience. Of the 1,400 tickets available, only 300 were sold.
In an official statement, the organizer of the show, DVulga Promoções e Eventos, said that the show had been canceled for “logistical reasons and force majeure”. Purchased tickets will be refunded. According to writer Markus Polkis, from the website contact interviewThe reason for the cancellation was the lack of audience.
This is not the first Displays De Simone which was canceled in the interior of Sao Paulo this year. On June 8, Corpus Christi holiday, she was to perform in Campos do Jordão, also at an event organized by revealing of. However, according to Polkis, it didn’t have enough of an audience – and those who bought it were compensated by the company.
according to contact interviewThe damage caused by the two canceled shows amounts to R$100,000.
Loss of more than R$100,000 due to showing cancellation
Also according to the information, the contract between the singer and the producer is conditional on paying half of the fees before the show, an amount that will not be returned even with cancellation.
In addition to fees, the organization cashed in for other expenses, such as area rent, a bed bus for the team, hotel per diem, publicity aids, sound and light, among others. Altogether, the prejudice It amounted to 130 thousand Brazilian reals.
Singer Simon is touring Brazil with the show I’ll come backwhich is celebrating 50 years of his career.
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