Sour note for fans after Taiwanese rock band Mayday switches Hong Kong date
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Taiwanese rock band Mayday cancelled their Hong Kong concert scheduled for March 24th at Kai Tak Sports Park, adding a new show on March 29th. The cancellation has led to complaints to Hong Kong's Consumer Council, particularly from mainland Chinese and overseas fans who had already made travel and accommodation arrangements. As of Tuesday, the council received 24 complaints totaling HK$63,613, citing issues with rescheduling and disruptions to travel plans. Mayday's record company, B'in Music, stated the change was made to ensure optimal performance quality for all concertgoers. The Consumer Council is urging organizers to address the concerns and consider alternative solutions for affected fans.
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AI-ExtractedAn additional performance on March 29 would be added as part of the “Mayday #5525+1 Live Tour” in Hong Kong.
The decision followed an internal assessment to ensure every show can be presented in the best possible condition.
The total amount involved in the complaints was HK$63,613.
The Consumer Council received 24 complaints about the cancelled show as of 1pm on Tuesday.
Mayday cancelled its March 24 concert at Kai Tak Sports Park and replaced it with a new date later in the week.
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