Massive Attack Cancels Georgia Concert in Protest of Human Rights Violations

The band cites the Georgian government's crackdown on peaceful protests and LGBTQ+ rights as reasons for their decision.

Massive Attack announced the cancellation of their July 28 show in Tbilisi, Georgia.
The band condemned the Georgian government's violent actions against peaceful protesters and activists.
Georgia's controversial 'foreign agents' law has sparked widespread protests and international criticism.
Massive Attack emphasized their solidarity with Georgian protesters and called for global attention to the issue.
Ticket holders for the canceled concert will receive refunds.