Nicki Minaj is the seventh artist to cancel a show at the brand new Co-op Live arena in Manchester after Peter Kay, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, The Black Keys, Olivia Rodrigo, Keane and Take That all cancel or postpone concerts
The brand new Co-op Live arena in Manchester has faced its latest 'cursed' gig as the Nicki Minaj Pink Fridays concert was cancelled at the last minute, leaving thousands of concert goers disappointed.
READ MORE: Government may have to change troubled Re-turn scheme following EU legality challenge, top lawyer says Taking to social media, many have shared their frustration and disappointment as the news broke that the concert was being cancelled, leaving many of them waiting inside the arena for over two hours. One person wrote on Twitter /X: "@NICKIMINAJ near £700 spent on Airbnb, flights, tickets, backstage access also took time off work what happens now if I can’t make it when it’s rescheduled. Absolutely gutted.
One person pointed out the recent string of failed concerts at the newly opened Co-op Live as they shared one of the apology notices on twitter and wrote: "When it’s becoming standard protocol for a cancelled show at the Co-op Arena that they had these printed before Nicki Minaj cancelled tonight."
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