The fatal decisions that damned Manchester's 'Co-Flop Live'
Health and safety nightmares, cancelled shows, furious sponsors – and fans. How, exactly, did Manchester’s ‘Co-Flop Live’ go so wrong?
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Health and safety nightmares, cancelled shows, furious sponsors – and fans. How, exactly, did Manchester’s ‘Co-Flop Live’ go so wrong?
Take That and Keane have become the latest artists to cancel shows at the new Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester.The beleaguered venue was supposed to open its doors last month with a pair of shows by comedian Peter Kay, but...
Costing £365million, it is the most expensive and largest purpose-built concert venue in Britain and the jewel in the crown for an American-based firm that owns 300 venues around the world.
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's concert in Manchester, England was cancelled just minutes after doors were opened with the venue blaming technical problems.
Tim Leiweke put his arm around an excitable BBC reporter and promised 'we're never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down' - a nod to Rick Astley who was playing in the first gig that night.