Drake cancels Manchester gig over ‘travel issues’

Rapper Drake canceled his concert in Manchester on Monday because of a “travel logistics”, according to a statement published by Co-op Live Arena.

The Canadian musician, re -planned the performance in the venue for August 5 and organizers, “All tickets remain valid for the new history,” he said.

As part of a global tour, he had already given two concerts in the city on Friday and Saturday and there will be another concert scene at Co-Op Live on August 4th.

A statement on the website of Arena said: “Because of the unpredictable ferry program and travel logistics, tomorrow’s performance in Manchester was planned on 28 July.”

“The good news is that Drake will take the stage at Manchester on Tuesday (August 5th) and will be an unforgettable night.”

However, many fans with tickets for Monday, some have described the short notification cancellation as “joke”.

A man wrote: “On July 28, he extended my unpaid leave in Dubai to see Drake only to cancel the last minute.”

Another woman said it felt that it was a “a lame excuse of travel logistics.”

Drake, one of the most flowing artists in the world Released the new single British rapper Central Cee – which is called – last Thursday, during a part of the Iceman flow around the city, including Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station and Victoria Baths.

In six years, as part of his first round in Europe, this summer takes the stage throughout England.