Bruno Mars abruptly cancels Tel Aviv concert, leaving Israel in haste; tension evident on his face
On October 9th, Bruno Mars canceled his second concert in Tel Aviv, Israel and hastily departed to Athens, Greece through the airport.
Live Nation Israel, responsible for Bruno Mars’ concert, announced via social media, “Tonight’s concert by Bruno Mars, scheduled to be held, has been canceled. We will automatically refund the tickets purchased with the credit card.”
Alongside this, on social media, there are photos of Bruno Mars leaving the airport with around 60 staff members. A tense expression is visible on Bruno Mars’ face.
Bruno Mars also canceled his concert at the Formula One Grand Prix celebration stage, which was scheduled to take place in Qatar next Sunday. DJ Snake is scheduled to perform on stage instead of Bruno Mars.
Earlier, on October 4th, Bruno Mars held his first concert in Israel. The performance was a success, with an audience of 60,000 in attendance.
Bruno Mars gained immense popularity since his debut in 2010. His albums have sold more than 130 million copies worldwide. In 2018, Billboard announced that his 24K Magic World Tour, which earned approximately $237 million, the fourth-highest-grossing concert tour in history.
Source: naver
