Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Keane are currently being lined up for this weekend at Manchester's AO Arena, the M.E.N understands
Manchester's AO Arena is preparing to host some of the gigs pulled at the crisis-hit Co-op Live arena this weekend, the MEN can reveal, following a string of delays and rescheduled shows.
Two separate sources have said that it is believed that A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s rescheduled show is currently being rearranged for the AO Arena on Saturday. Keane’s Sunday show, originally set for Co-op Live, could also be about to swap venues. Co-op Live also was forced to postpone the Friday and Saturday night shows from American singer Olivia Rodrigo. Keane’s show at Co-op Live for Sunday is still currently listed as going ahead on the venue’s website, with no official announcement regarding the show made yet.
No official announcement has yet been made regarding the possibility of this weekend’s shows transferring to the AO Arena. We have approached officials at both venues for a comment and the promoters for A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Keane.
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