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Brilliant gesture by Charlatans’ frontman after New Order gig is cancelled

22 Aug 2024 2 minute read
The Charlatans (Promo pic)

Following the cancellation of the New Order gig in Cardiff Bay, Tim Burgess – the frontman of support band The Charlatans, has put money behind the bar at a city centre pub to allow fans to get together and have a drink this evening.

Posting on X, Tim wrote that £1000 would made available at Tiny Rebel on Womanby Street for fans who had made the journey to the Welsh capital ahead of the cancellation of the show.

He said: OK, so there’s £1,000 behind the bar at @TinyRebelCdff. A little something for those who are there for our show that was cancelled. The staff are ready for you, it all gets started at 6pm but lots are there already. Meet fellow fans, drink to what will be and what might have been.”

He added that fans should keep proof of their ticket to claim free drinks and urged fans to tweet him pics and updates from the pub.

Tonight’s headline gig by New Order in Cardiff has been cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions.

The show, part of the Cardiff Bay series of concerts was to feature the legendary Manchester band with support from The Charlatans.

A statement from the promoters read: “Important information about tonight’s event

“Unfortunately due to extreme weather including severe winds, tonight’s New Order show has been cancelled on health and safety grounds. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused and your refund will be automatically processed.

“We will continue to monitor the weather but are assured that Becky Hill and Tiesto events will remain unaffected.”


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