
Method Man Clarifies Wu-Tang's Aussie Tour No-Show
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Method Man clarifies Wu-Tang Clans missing Australian tour dates, stating he never agreed to perform in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. He blames promoters for misleading fans and withholding lineup changes until ticket sales peaked. Despite fan backlash, he emphasizes his love for Australian fans and the tours continuation in Japan and the US.
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It's April 7th, from chart toppers to breaking drops. This is music news today, powered by AI. Method, man from Wu Tang Clan just cleared up the drama around missing their Australian tour dates. He says he never signed on for the Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney shows, and promoters hyped it as a full reunion with all living members anyway. Fans showed up expecting the whole squad, but method man, Rayquan, Capodana, and Young Dirty Bastard were no shows. That sparked major backlash online right after Brisbane, with folks feeling ripped off after dropping cash on tickets. Ticket tech stepped in quick, offering refunds for the Melbourne and Sydney gigs to calm the crowd. Method man jumped on Instagram live over the weekend to set the record straight. He explained he told the team early he was booked elsewhere before the overseas run kicked off, calling promoters over zealous for those flyers, promising everyone. He pointed out this happens too often in touring, where they hold back line of changes till
sales peak, which ain't fair to buyers. Method man stressed, it's all love for Australian fans, but business is business. The Wu Tang Forever Farewell Tour rolls on to Japan this May, after starting in the US back in February, with more stateside dates later this year.
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