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Young Stunners' scheduled concert in India cancelled due to ‘organisational, financial disputes’

Young Stunners' scheduled concert in India cancelled due to ‘organisational, financial disputes’

  • The India debut concert of the Young Stunners has been canceled.
  • The rap duo had been scheduled to perform in major Indian cities.
  • The cancellation followed a series of troubling incidents.

The much-anticipated India debut concert of the Young Stunners has been abruptly canceled due to "organisational and financial disputes," as reported by Rolling Stone India.

The rap duo, consisting of Talha Anjum and Talhah Yunus, had been scheduled to perform in major cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and New Delhi. However, the cancellation followed a series of troubling incidents, including a canceled show in Sydney earlier this month.

Live Vibe Australia, who organized the Sydney show, stated that the duo pulled out "due to their management’s choice" and had not refunded the booking fee.

The company further claimed, “deposits for the India tour remain unreturned.” Despite efforts to communicate with the Young Stunners' management team, Live Vibe warned the music industry to "refrain from paying any deposits or entering into contracts with Young Stunners and their team" until the issue was resolved.

In response, the Young Stunners’ management clarified that their cancellation of the Sydney show was due to "significant mismanagement and exhibiting unacceptable behaviour towards our team, including the mistreatment of artists."

They also urged artists to "exercise extreme caution when considering collaborations with Live Vibe and Desi Disco" due to their "questionable business practices."

This controversy has marred the duo's highly anticipated India tour, leaving fans disappointed.

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