British Music band cancels their gigs and concerts after Manchester blast

The suicide bomb attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, has shaken the music world, who cancels the grotesque appearance and other programs. Blondie the famous singer, cancelled a flight on Tuesday night concert in London at the Manchester Arena and also cancelled the Liverpool in May 25-27 which left the 22 people dead.

But a number of music acts with upcoming summer gigs in Europe said on Tuesday that they won’t change their plans. Shawn Mendes, who’s scheduled to play in Paris on Wednesday, said his show will go on. “My speech for every artist is do not stop expanding positivity and love through music” he wrote on Twitter. “Concerts are events people should never be afraid to attend.”

Celine Dion also scheduled her dates in Stockholm, Copenhagen, London and Paris, including a June 25 are stopped at the Manchester Arena, her publicist said. The manager of Phil Collins planned to play Liverpool’s Echo Arena on June 2 and then other five dates at London’s Royal Albert Hall starting June 4 would go on. High metal band Iron Maiden also will perform as scheduled in Cardiff on Wednesday and decided to May 27-28 dates in London. If the show continued there should be more security precautions. The O2 arena in London said in a statement “it was shock and sad by the tragedy” and security has to step further.