Rob Halford�s manager, John Baxter, credited the sudden cancellation to �contractual difficulties� and �inappropriate activity� he discovered last Tuesday (April 29) that �had been carried out days prior to the Chicago show, without my knowledge and approval.�
Baxter said in a post on Saturday to the RobHalford.com message board, �To be clear, the malpractice was not carried out by any of the participating bands, their labels and management.
�For legal reasons nothing further can be said for the moment. A formal press statement will be prepared after we obtain additional instruction from counsel.
�We know ultimately this affects each of you, so I will look at re-booking some / all of the dates. The dates however, will not include The Metal Gods lineup.�
On Sunday, Baxter Posted the following on the message board:
Following up on yesterday's news; I've spoken at length with all bands on TMG Tour. Nearly all have commitments in June, etc., and have made their plans to return home.
Testament's Manager and I have agreed to re-capture as many dates from this tour as possible.
Sometime this / next week I will begin releasing confirmed west coast tour dates, etc., for the following lineup:
Halford
Testament
Special Guest
Depending on venue availabilities, etc., the bands will try and work through June / early July; covering as many of the formally scheduled cities as we can. We will also look at adding some markets which were not scheduled initially.
More details to follow.
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