Mexican singer Julión Álvarez said he had to cancel a show in Texas after his visa to enter the United States had been revoked.
They don’t call him the Box Office King for nothing!
They don’t call him the Box Office King for nothing!
They don’t call him the Box Office King for nothing!
They don’t call him the Box Office King for nothing!
A popular Mexican singer, Julión Álvarez, says he and his band have had to cancel a show in Texas on Saturday night after the singer’s visa to enter the United States had been allegedly revoked.
The band, called Julión Álvarez y Su Norteño Banda, was due to play at AT &T Stadium in Arlington, around 30 miles west of Dallas, for a sold-out concert with nearly 50,000 tickets sold, the artist’s team said in a statement Friday.
The artist, show promoter CMN and management company Copar Music said that the show had been cancelled «due to unforeseen circumstances», and that Álvarez was «unable to enter the United States in time for the event.»
Álvarez also announced the news on his Instagram account, saying in a video that he and his team were notified that his work visa had been revoked by US authorities earlier Friday.
«It is not possible for us to go to the United States and fulfill our show promise with all of you.
