Ed Sheeran cancels Boston concerts due to severe weather
Most outlets led with the cancellation of Ed Sheeran’s two scheduled concerts at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts, citing severe weather as the reason. 24 News HD attributed the cancellations to a "US media report," while Hum News English specified a "powerful nor’easter" as the cause. Both provided the event dates and location, but Hum News English framed the weather as an active threat to the region.
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Ed Sheeran cancels Boston concerts due to severe weather
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Ed Sheeran cancels Boston concerts due to severe weather
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Nor’easter forces Ed Sheeran to cancel two Gillette Stadium shows in New England
Ed Sheeran has canceled both of his scheduled concerts at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts as a powerful nor’easter threatens to batter New England. The singer was due to perform in Foxborough on Friday, September 25, and Saturday, September 26. Promoter Messina Touring Group announced the cancellations Friday, citing severe weather warnings across Boston and the wider New England region. The ...
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Singer Ed Sheeran’s Boston concerts stand cancelled
British singer Ed Sheeran’s two concerts scheduled for this weekend at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, have been cancelled due to severe weather, according to a US media report.
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Ed Sheeran's Foxborough concerts at risk
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Ed Sheeran's Foxborough concerts at risk
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Ed Sheeran's Foxborough concerts at risk
Ed Sheeran's upcoming shows at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, may end up being canceled.However, this time weather is to blame rather than the ongoing controversy tied to Macklemore's removal from his tour.Production sources have said a storm...
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