Well, if you were looking forward to not just the Formula 1 Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix, but also the F1 Rocks in Malaysia event in KL this weekend, you’re going to have to do without the latter.
The gig, which was supposed to feature Kylie Minogue and American R&B artiste Kelis as well as other acts such as James Baum and Reshmonu, has been called off. Event organisers Enterprise Entertainment issued a simple release on the matter, stating that due to unforeseen circumstances its events scheduled for March 23-24 have been cancelled.
No idea what the unforseen circumstances are, but there you are, no music for you later this week; you’ll just have to make do with the race proper.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Many comments express disappointment and frustration over the cancellation of the F1 Rocks concert in Malaysia, citing government policies, cultural sensitivities, and bureaucratic issues as reasons. Some comments criticize the government for overreacting and dismiss the event as a missed opportunity for entertainment and tourism. There are also remarks about the broader social issues, such as religious sensitivities and political influence, affecting event planning. Several commenters compare Malaysia unfavorably with neighboring countries like Singapore, blaming smaller-mindedness and political interference for the event’s cancellation. A few comments include off-topic racial or political remarks, but overall, the sentiment leans towards disappointment, regret, and criticism of the authorities for their role in the event’s demise.