Tickets to an upcoming standalone performance by Macklemore are becoming more expensive following his removal from Ed Sheeran’s tour over remarks supporting Palestinians.
More details are expected as the story develops.
Macklemore solo show tickets climb in price following exit from Sheeran tour
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Earlier reports and follow-ups on the same developing story.
- · Rolling StoneAll of Ed Sheeran’s Openers Abandon Tour After Macklemore Debacle
- · Al JazeeraEd Sheeran blames US tour promoter for dropping Macklemore
- · Al JazeeraSuper Macklemore 64: Video game mocks Sheeran concert controversy
- · VarietyProtestors March Outside Ed Sheeran Concert After Macklemore Was Dropped From Tour: ‘It’s Not Going to Stop Until Palestine is Free’
- · VarietyEd Sheeran Addresses Macklemore Controversy While on Stage at First Concert Since Rapper Dropped From Tour: ‘What Is Happening in Gaza Is Catastrophic and Unjustifiable’
- · Al JazeeraEd Sheeran opens solo concert with comments about Gaza
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