Due to 'public safety concerns,' several artists slated to perform at this weekend's Rolling Loud Festival in New York City were removed from the lineup.
Due to"public safety concerns," several artists slated to perform at this weekend's Rolling Loud Festival in New York City were removed from the lineup.
Rolling Loud co-founder Tariq Cherif confirmed that the artists were removed from the lineup after NYPD sent the letter but said they'll still be paid in full. "I can't speak on this much but I want everyone to know that we are still paying all of those artists full booking fees AND sending them offers for future Rolling Loud's in other cities," Cherif tweeted."... All the public sees is the letter. Way more happened behind closed doors. If we want RL to return to NYC, we have no choice but to comply. That's the position we're in.""I just wanna live. My last felony conviction was 2007.
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