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After fighting rumors that the concert was canceled, Live Nation confirms Travis Scott’s Live At The Pyramid‘ will not happen.
Last weekend Travis Scott shut down Miami’s annual Rolling Loud festival and revealed it would be the last time he performed that concert set. He assured fans they could meet him at the pyramids of Giza to see his updated setlist and hear his new album, Utopia. This came weeks after rumors surfaced the event had been canceled due to ethical concerns in Egypt. Live Nation and Travis both disputed there were any issues, and the show would go on. While the confirmation was nice, it still caused confusion among Travis Scott fans.
Now according to TMZ and Live Nation, Live At The Pyramids has officially been cancelld. Production concerns were cited as the reason for the cancellation, not revoked permits as previously reports.
“Despite highest efforts, complex production issues meant that the show could not be constructed in the desert.” Live Nation revealed via a press release.
Despite the concert being called off, Travis is still pushing forward with the rollout for Utopia. Shortly after the news broke, mysterious Totems in conjunction with the album appeared in Texas.
Additionally, Travis announced his movie Circus Maximus will hit theaters tomorrow in support of Utopia and he’s hiinted that he will be announcing a stadium tour in the near feature. We’re certain there are still more surprises for Utopia on the way.
