Manchester Arena is set to remain closed until September, it has been announced.
The 21,000 capacity venue has been closed since the terror attack last month, where 22 people were killed after an Ariana Grande concert.
A spokesperson has told the Manchester Evening News: “Whilst it was always our intention to honour our existing summer events, the damage caused to the main public area outside of the arena has left us with no other option than to remain closed until September.
“We are currently working with the promoters of our June, July and August shows to find suitable solutions for all those events affected by this unprecedented closure. We would like to offer our heartfelt gratitude to all our customers and friends for their continued support and patience during this time and our ongoing thoughts and prayers remain with all those affected by the May 22 atrocity.”
Radiohead have already moved their two shows, combining them into one huge replacement.
The 21,000 capacity venue has been closed since the terror attack last month, where 22 people were killed after an Ariana Grande concert.
A spokesperson has told the Manchester Evening News: “Whilst it was always our intention to honour our existing summer events, the damage caused to the main public area outside of the arena has left us with no other option than to remain closed until September.
“We are currently working with the promoters of our June, July and August shows to find suitable solutions for all those events affected by this unprecedented closure. We would like to offer our heartfelt gratitude to all our customers and friends for their continued support and patience during this time and our ongoing thoughts and prayers remain with all those affected by the May 22 atrocity.”
Radiohead have already moved their two shows, combining them into one huge replacement.
