Philadelphia ticket prices slashed nearly 50% as protests planned
7Sep 18 4:33 PM · 5d ago · 8 articles · 15 posts · 5 comments · 6 sources · development 7 of 7
With no openers announced for Sheeran's Philadelphia stop, ticket prices have dropped sharply and protests are planned outside the venue, even as the tour continues.
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Ed SheeranSinger, headliner of the Loop tourMacklemoreRapper, dropped opening actRobert KraftOwner, New England Patriots/Gillette StadiumColin KaepernickFormer NFL quarterback, commentatorFinneasMusician, former Sheeran tour opener
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Ed Sheeran is 'furious and upset' about Macklemore fallout and feels 'thrown under the bus'. You threw yourself under the bus Ed, when you backstabbed your mate for opposing Genocide. Then came out to claim "there is suffering on both sides of the conflict." Of. A. Genocide.
I cannot support this team. Kraft crossed the line. It's hard to root for what is his property and primary source of revenue. That revenue goes towards AIPAC, and a massive surveillance infrastructure at the Razor. He has employees spying on social media, looking to dox them if they've made pro-Palestine posts. He got students kicked out of…
Ed Sheeran's supporting acts quit tour after Macklemore's removal | AP News https:// apnews.com/article/ed-sheeran- responds-macklemore-tour-3fd73815563039bea9b88f5efe745d62
The NFL owners who reportedly backed Robert Kraft’s push to remove Macklemore from Ed Sheeran’s tour have been revealed: David Tepper — Carolina Panthers Arthur Blank — Atlanta Falcons Jeffrey Lurie — Philadelphia Eagles (Via TMZ)
Sheeran’s supporting acts and backing band withdrew from his North American tour after rapper Macklemore was barred from opening for Sheeran at multiple venues following remarks supporting Palestinian people.
Palestinian militants even tried working with Hitler back in the day, it's not an unfair comparison. But no, the point is if you want to donate money to a charity you should vet them, and probably not pick UNRWA tied orgs specifically. Palestinian people are victims, but they are victims of oppression by islamic terror organizations hell bent on…
If the ticket sales go down so drastically that it actually doesn't make a profit for the venue owner, then letting him play would be pure political spite.