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Friday, April 4, 2025

Promoters say Burna Boy concert still on despite legal threats

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841 days ago
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Burna Boy

Burna Boy

AP

by Chester Sam­bra­no

The pro­mot­er of the Bur­na Boy con­cert Twist­ed En­ter­tain­ment is as­sur­ing fans of Bur­na Boy that the con­cert sched­uled for Fri­day 16 De­cem­ber will go ahead as planned.

The state­ment comes as the pro­mot­ers have been served with pre ac­tion pro­to­col let­ters from Cash Mon­ey Broth­ers Pro­mo­tions seek­ing to have the con­cert stopped.

They are ac­cus­ing the oth­er pro­mot­ers and Bur­na Boy's agent of con­spir­ing to re­move them from the process even though they were the ones who com­menced the con­trac­tu­al arrange­ments with the Niger­ian artist and his team to come to Trinidad.

But notwith­stand­ing the claims and threats of le­gal ac­tion, Twist­ed En­ter­tain­ment says the O2 Park event will be a su­per con­cert.

In a state­ment they say that "Re­gret­tably false and ma­li­cious mis­in­for­ma­tion has been spread that the con­cert may be in jeop­ardy and that Bur­na Boy may not ap­pear. Noth­ing is fur­ther from the truth."

They say every­thing is in place for an "amaz­ing con­cert."

The pro­mot­ers as­sure that they have com­plied with all le­gal and con­trac­tu­al

re­quire­ments.

It has not yet been learnt if Cash Mon­ey Broth­ers have tak­en the mat­ter to the courts.

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