The KAMP LA 2022 K-pop festival in Los Angeles has turned out to be a mess as another group will be unable to perform due to US work visa problems.
Now, K-pop boy band Monsta X would also not perform at KAMP LA after their US visa applications were not approved. Fans have slammed the organizers of KAMP LA for failing to get US work visas for the seven performers.“Our company was made aware that our statement could be released only after the release of the organizers’ own announcement, but we decided that we could not delay our statement any longer for the fans who are waiting,” Starship said.with MONSTA X which was originally scheduled to be on Oct. 17, is also inevitably canceled,” the agency said.
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