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Nor'easter forces Oceans Calling festival cancellations amid severe weather

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 00:00
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A nor'easter moving up the East Coast brought strong winds, heavy rain, and flooding, leading to the cancellation of performances at the Oceans Calling festival on Friday. The affected acts included Dave Matthews Band, Hootie and the Blowfish, and Ludacris. Organizers stated that the weather and beach erosion made it impossible to safely complete the build for Friday. Refunds are being processed for one-day tickets and 33 percent of 3-day tickets purchased through the site.

From rollingstone.com

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The severe weather event impacted the festival's operations, leading to revenue losses for performers and industry partners. The organizers stated that performances for Saturday and Sunday remain scheduled, pending further improvement in conditions.

From rollingstone.com

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    The state of New York could see its tourism and hospitality sectors impacted by weather-related event cancellations.

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