Michigan State University media relations
manager Jason Cody says that the school
decides to cancel the show scheduled for
September 13 due to 'security concern.
Wiz Khalifa is no longer expected to play a
concert at Michigan State University. The school
announced their decision to cancel the show
scheduled to take place at the Breslin Student
Events Center on September 13 less than a week
after a man was fatally shot when the rapper
made a tour stop at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in
Mountain View, California.
"Due to Michigan State University's review of
recent events and assessment of campus
concerns, MSU has decided to cancel the event,"
the school's officials said in a statement. "We
apologize for this inconvenience. A full refund will
be processed for all patrons within the next few
days using the same method as the original
payment."
"There were some security concerns," MSU media
relations manager Jason Cody explained further.
Saying that the shooting incident at Wiz's
California concert was "obviously" one of the
reasons behind the cancellation, he continued,
"Members of several MSU groups got together
and reviewed the recent incidents at the previous
concert and came to the decision we were going
to cancel it and offer full refunds."
In happier Wiz Khalifa news, the "Promises"
rapper has just had his newest album " Blacc
Hollywood " landed at No. 1 on Billboard 200.
Selling 90,000 units in its first week, it becomes
his first chart-topping LP on the chart!!!
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