Sia promoter hits back at lawsuit claims

Fans reportedly seeking ticket refunds for 'disappointing' Tel Aviv gig

News By | 16 August 2016

The promoter of Sia’s Tel Aviv show has hit back at claims fans were left disappointed with the gig after news surfaced of concert-goers filing a class-action lawsuit asking for refunds.

On Monday, The Jerusalem Post reported that a number of those who attended Sia’s August 11 concert in Yarkon Park had sued Sia and promoter Tandi Productions.

The suit reportedly called for up to NIS 8 Million (£1.6m) to be paid to all of the concert’s ticket holders.

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