Ed Sheeran’s weekend concerts at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, have been canceled due to the forecasted severe weather. Stadium and tour management, along with public safety officials, have been closely monitoring the weather forecast over the past week. Due to the severe weather forecast throughout the weekend, the tour has made the difficult decision to cancel the Ed Sheeran concerts at Gillette Stadium.
A representative for the tour’s promoter, Messina Touring, said in a statement: “The decision was made with the safety of fans, staff and everyone involved in the shows as the top priority. Refunds are available now at the point of purchase. Ticketholders who purchased through Ticketmaster will be automatically refunded.”
Severe Weather Forecast
A nor’easter is forecast to bring damaging rain and strong winds to the region from Friday through Saturday night.
Prior to the weather cancellation, Sheeran’s Gillette Stadium shows had become a source of controversy after venue owner and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was involved in the decision to remove Macklemore as an opener from Sheeran’s tour following the rapper’s outspoken support of Palestine. In response, protests had been planned outside of the stadium throughout the weekend.
Refund and Cancellation Details
With the cancellation of the concerts, fans who purchased tickets will be able to receive refunds at the point of purchase. The cancellation is a result of the severe weather forecast, and the safety of fans and staff is the top priority.
In conclusion, the cancellation of Ed Sheeran’s concerts at Gillette Stadium is a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of everyone involved. The decision was made after closely monitoring the weather forecast, and refunds are available for ticketholders. The situation highlights the importance of prioritizing safety in the face of severe weather conditions.
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