Sino-Japanese Relations Hit Bottom: Japanese Band ONE OK ROCK Cancels Hong Kong Concert
Japanese rock band ONE OK ROCK cancelled its upcoming concerts in Hong Kong and Shanghai due to 'force majeure,' highlighting the impact of poor Sino-Japanese relations on entertainment.
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This band was originally scheduled to hold the 'ONE OK ROCK DETOX ASIA TOUR 2026 IN HONG KONG' at the Central Harbourfront Event Space on Hong Kong Island. However, the organizer, Live Nation HK, announced the cancellation on its social media platforms yesterday and released ticketing refund arrangements.
The organizer expressed regret over the cancellation, explaining that it was due to 'unforeseeable and force majeure factors affecting both the artist and the organizer.' They added that despite their best efforts to coordinate, the related issues unfortunately remained beyond their control, making it impossible for the performance to proceed as scheduled.
According to other reports, 'ONE OK ROCK' also announced early last month the cancellation of their concert scheduled for May 9 in Shanghai, citing the same 'force majeure factors'. (Editor: Zhang Shuling) 1150410
The organizer expressed regret over the cancellation, explaining that it was due to 'unforeseeable and force majeure factors affecting both the artist and the organizer.' They added that despite their best efforts to coordinate, the related issues unfortunately remained beyond their control, making it impossible for the performance to proceed as scheduled.
According to other reports, 'ONE OK ROCK' also announced early last month the cancellation of their concert scheduled for May 9 in Shanghai, citing the same 'force majeure factors'. (Editor: Zhang Shuling) 1150410