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Right. It seems to be just an unfortunate case of bad timing. Odds are it was likely to happen at some point. This isn't the first time a headline band has had to unexpectedly cancel a show. I have empathy for those who had tickets to the Manchester show. It's understandable to be angry and disappointed. But making the implication that the band deliberately and insensitively cancelled that show to prepare for the festival show is ill-conceived. They have a strong work ethic and a sense of responsibility to their fans. They've been a solid and consistent work horse on this long tour. Their show is tight and lock-step; I highly doubt they would carelessly drop a big show on the flimsy premise of "preparation." Aside from the size of audience or significance of the event, how is this show any different from all the shows they've performed thus far? From a PR stance, they just failed to personally and properly acknowledge/express regret. To assume they were cold, calculating and uncaring is just sour grapes. I don't think any of them would agree to a cancellation unless there was very serious reason (especially a health issue or an impairment that comprise the integrity of the show).
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