A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie delivered his awaited show to thousands at Manchester AO Arena after the US rapper’s gig was moved from the crisis-hit Co-op Live music venue.
Following the announcement, the AO Arena said they were “excited to welcome @ArtistHBTL and his fans to AO Arena” in a post on X. “It’s going to be a brilliant night and we can’t wait to see you all here”, it added. The AO Arena will also welcome Take That next week after the boy band moved five shows from the Co-op Live due to the “ongoing technical issues”. While Barry Manilow is also considering moving his Manchester performance scheduled for May 19 over to the AO Arena following the cancellations.
It added: “At this time, we do not expect further impact on our opening season. We are aware our actions have frustrated and angered ticket holders.Bolton-born stand-up Peter Kay was scheduled to be the first performer at the new venue but his show had to be postponed with less than 48 hours’ notice following a test event.
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