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Guess what?: DJ Avicii cancels Jakarta show

AFP/Jason Merritt/Getty ImagesSwedish DJ Avicii has announced that he is canceling his show in Jakarta planned for next March

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Mon, February 23, 2015 Published on Feb. 23, 2015 Published on 2015-02-23T07:19:15+07:00

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Guess what?: DJ Avicii cancels Jakarta show

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Swedish DJ Avicii has announced that he is canceling his show in Jakarta planned for next March.

He explained in a statement posted on his official facebook page on Saturday that the cancellation was due to a breach of contract by the promoters.

'€œThe breach was serious enough that it would have seriously compromised the whole show,'€ he said without elaborating details in a message dedicated to his fans.

No statement from the promoter has yet been made available.

The DJ, whose real name is Tim Bergling, added that his gig in Singapore, a day prior to the canceled Jakarta show, would go ahead as planned. '€œRefunds will be available on all purchased tickets from the event promoters,'€ the statement said.

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