Concerts on the “Christmas Time!” tour were to be held on December 20-22. The following stars were to appear on stage: Kayah, Grzegorz Hyży, Kuba Badach, Natalia Kukulska, Michal Szpak and Andrzej Piaseczny. However, as it turned out, the organizer canceled the events, later talked about changing the dates, and ultimately everything was canceled. They spoke on the matter Kayah and Kukulska. It wasn't nice.
Kayah and Natalia Kukulska comment on the cancellation of Christmas concerts
First, the organizers of the “Christmas Time!” tour they canceled their Christmas concerts. Then they talked about changing the dates. Shortly afterwards, they canceled the concert that was to take place in the capital on December 28. “Ladies and Gentlemen, it is with great regret that we inform you that “Christmas Time! “Concert”, scheduled for December 28, 2024 in Warsaw, will not take place. This decision was extremely difficult, but necessary due to unforeseen circumstances that made it impossible to carry out the event at the high level that you expect from us. We apologize for any inconvenience caused may arise from this situation. Receivables will be refunded automatically by the end of January,” you can read in an e-mail from Royal Concert. Kayah she tried to make a short comment. “No words“- she wrote on InstaStories. Three Kukulska also added her pennies to the topic by publishing it suggestive emoticonswhich suggested powerlessness and lack of knowledge on the subject.
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Kuba Badach does not hide his outrage. This is how he reacted to the news that the concert was canceled
One of the artists scheduled to appear at the concert was Kuba Badach. The singer did not hide that he was embarrassed by the situation. “I'm just getting on the plane to go back to Warsaw for tomorrow's concert, and this is such a surprise… To all the countries I was hoping to meet tomorrow at Torwar, I sincerely apologize, but like you, I was made into bamboo” – Badach said via Instagram. Interestingly, a group called “Injured by the Royal Concert” has already been created on Facebook. Many viewers there complain that they have not received a refund for the tickets they purchased.