Concert organized and canceled without famous singer's knowledge
A concert scheduled for December 16 in New York for Yonca Evcimik was canceled by the organizer with the statement, “The concert will not take place due to the artist's whims.” Evcimik reacted to the situation, stating, “I wasn't even aware of such a concert. They organized a concert and sold tickets without my knowledge, and then they victimized people.”
The official website of a club called Drom NYC announced that the concert Yonca Evcimik was set to perform in New York on December 16, as part of her American tour, had been canceled with the statement: "We regret to inform you that the Yonca Evcimik event at Drom has been canceled due to the unpredictable and unprofessional behavior of the artist and her team."
Yonca Evcimik shared her shock regarding the development with Ömer Karahan from Günaydın. Stating that she was not even aware of this concert, Evcimik said, "I shared my American tour schedule on my social media months ago. I have no business relationship with any concert date or venue that is not on my calendar and that I have not announced."
'MY RESPECT FOR MY AUDIENCE IS BEYOND QUESTION'
Stating that the organization was not carried out with her knowledge, Evcimik said, "Regarding the situations that occurred outside of my approval in the organizational part of the business, questions should be asked to those who did the job, not to me. In my 45-year professional career, my respect for my work and my audience is beyond question."
News Source: 12punto
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