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Relax Mumbaikars, David Guetta will be performing in your city today

Amid reports that French DJ David Guetta’s concert has been called-off in the Mumbai, the organisers have said that the event will happen as per schedule tonight.

Updated on: Jan 13, 2017, 13:39:03 IST
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Amid reports that French DJ David Guetta’s concert has been called-off in the Mumbai, the organisers have said that the event will happen as per schedule tonight.

David Guetta’s concert in Bengaluru was cancelled yesterday over concerns of law and order. (Twitter/David Guetta)
David Guetta’s concert in Bengaluru was cancelled yesterday over concerns of law and order. (Twitter/David Guetta)

Earlier, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) had denied permission for the ‘Sunburn Arena’ event that was to be organised at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse. The organisers then shifted the venue to Reliance Jio Garden at BKC.

The 49-year-old DJ’s concert in Bengaluru was cancelled yesterday over concerns of law and order. The organisers cited “law and order situation” following the molestation incident during New Year’s Eve as the reason.

Bengaluru was supposed to be Guetta’s first stop on his four-city tour. He is slated to perform in Mumbai this evening, in Hyderabad on Saturday and in Delhi on Sunday.

Sunburn is one of India’s biggest electronic dance music festivals, which is organising the Guetta charity concerts.

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