No-shows
Massive Attack, Rihanna & more cancel shows in Nice, France
Gigs have been pulled following a tragic truck attack in the city.
Rihanna and Massive Attack are amongst the artists who have cancelled gigs in Nice, following a tragic truck attack that struck the city two nights ago (Thursday 14th July).
The Nice Jazz Festival was due to take place this weekend, but has been cancelled. Massive Attack and Robert Plant were on the bill, and the former have cancelled their own headline show in the city.
“In light of the tragic and senseless events in Nice our show on Tuesday is cancelled,” Massive Attack tweeted. “toutes nos pensees vont aux victimes.”
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