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Lany cancels Davao leg of its 'soft' world tour, citing safety concerns

Organizers said safety concerns led to the cancellation of the pop-rock band's Davao City show, according to KAMI.com.ph.

DavaoNews Desk · based on reporting by KAMI.com.phWed, Oct 28, 4:02 PM

The pop-rock band Lany has officially cancelled the Davao City stop of its "soft" world tour, according to KAMI.com.ph.

Organizers cited safety concerns as the reason for calling off the show, the outlet reported. The available report did not say what those concerns were.

The source also did not give details on refunds for ticket holders, a rescheduled date or whether the band's other Philippine shows are affected. Fans should watch for official announcements from the organizers.

Why it matters for Davao

Davao fans who bought tickets will not see the band perform here as planned and should check with organizers for updates on refunds.

This article was written by the DavaoNews desk with AI assistance, using reporting by KAMI.com.ph. Facts come from the original report, which we credit and link below. Our editorial policy

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