Rock band frontman blasts music festival for canceling show for 'political reasons'
Low Cut Connie, a rock band based in Philadelphia, claims that his performance planned at a music festival this week was canceled because of politics.
Frontman Adam Weiner issued a message to fans on social media on Monday and said the band was withdrawn from the series for the “Rock The River” festival in Pennsylvania, Wilkes-Barre on Friday.
Weiner group’s Facebook page “My show for the first time was canceled for ‘political’ reasons.” “Luzerne County, supporters in PA, thinks that the low-cut Connie show in Wilkes-Barre this weekend will be very controversial and polarized — Low-cut Connie shows!”
The annual summer concert series is announced as an open free event of all ages. An AC/DC cover band has replaced the low -cut Connie for the July 25 series.
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In a video message, the musician described the district’s decision as “very frustration and sadness”.
“Why did they cancel the show?” asked. “They won’t tell us, but they said they canceled my show for political reasons. Now, let me give you some context.
Weiner said he believes that diversity is one of the powerful aspects of America and that he would “apologize” because he used terms.
“People don’t like the word, but I will continue to use because everyone is welcomed in a low -cut Connie show.” Diversity “and” inclusion “should not be dirty words,” he said.
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Weiner also suggested that the group’s protest song “Livin’s The United States” could be decided.
The song, published in May, addresses “terrorism, discomfort, the fear that many people are currently experiencing in the United States”.
“Because of this ice [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] Certainly inhuman and anti -American raids, Weiner said.
The demonstration supporter called the decision to cancel the “coward”.
“We could have a good show this Friday,” he said, before the comedy show was canceled last week late at night, before comparing the host with the host Stephen Colbert’s. Colbert is a clear proceeding progressive.
“Artists like me, just like our principles like Stephen Colbert,” he said.
“Our aim is to have a place where we can enjoy our community, have fun, have a safe and politics and propaganda.”
Low Cut Connie withdrew from a Kennedy Center show planned in March to protest President Donald Trump’s seizure.
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