The plug was pulled during the first act of a late dubstep show last night at the venue on 11th Street between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue.WE ARE BACK! so stoked for this Saturday night with @maraudamusic, @calciumdubs and @guppisound 🔥🔥🔥 don’t miss this! >> https://t.co/0SW0LpjNTU pic.twitter.com/ph4NZbwkRM
— Webster Hall (@WebsterHall) August 3, 2021
Webster Hall officials then announced that the show would not continue, and scheduled acts Calcium and the headliner, Sydney, Australia-based Marauda, making his NYC debut, never got to play.Hey Webster Hall just shut down within the first 15 mins of my set. Yes I broke the rail. It’s broken
— Guppi (@guppisound) August 8, 2021
Here's the moment those in attendance learned that the show wasn't going on...what the fuck....
— MARAUDA (@maraudamusic) August 8, 2021
While videos from Citizen show emergency personnel at the scene, there weren't any reports of injuries. CBS 2 pieced together a report from the Citizen clips (and they incorrectly stated that the venue is in Midtown). The NYPD was on the scene to help with crowd control.@WebsterHall WHAT THE FUCK DUDE U REALLY GONNA CANCEL THE @maraudamusic SHOW pic.twitter.com/a80vYpsRy7
— Scvno (@Scvnoo) August 8, 2021
@maraudamusic @axs @WebsterHall so like are we getting refunds for last night's cancelled show? I didn't even get to go inside...
— Ñ‚rιcια (@plurxwarrior) August 8, 2021
@WebsterHall any insight on what happened tonight for the @maraudamusic show tonight? feel like we all deserve a refund after this disaster
— lost lands hype man (@fastonfour) August 8, 2021
Hour and a half drive both ways, so much in tolls, paid more to park than what my ticket even cost. All that for Webster Hall to screw me and tell me to go home https://t.co/4e0KnFR4y3
— Mike Rosivack (@mikerosi97) August 8, 2021
5 comments:
I thought that place under went a major renovation to get it ready for its reopening? What did they miss something?
The renovations happened long ago,by now, and the venue was open and active already before the pandemic.
Eh, haven't missed Webster nor its "clientele" all this time. The silence and the absence of loud jerks has been delightful.
No masks required? Just curious....
That's not your big brother's Webster, with the infamous b and t weekend crowds. It is completely owned by Bowery Presents and AEG, as a music venue, that will host late night on tour dj sets.
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