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Review of Angie Stone
I am writing with utter disappointment, I spent over £150 for this event and paid to see Angie Stone sing live. Angie Stone was clearly unwell and should have cancelled the event to offer refunds. Angie mimed the majority, if not all of her songs. It was a rip off and totally unprofessional. I still am an admirer of Angie, but this type of event behaviour cannot be permitted for the future. I do have to say, Omar was great and made a bad night bearable. In addition, someone needs to be honest with Angie's son,, he has not picked up the talent of his parents.
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Review of Angie Stone
Quite awful really, a huge disappointment. A rather awkward night, and I'm not sure how 02, or the promoter (AGMP) can settle for such a shambles. Angie is clearly, clearly unwell, could not even walk unaided, sat on a small sofa / chair throughout, could hardly sing, mimed for most if not all the session. As someone who appreciates her work, this was a sad presentation of a brilliant artist, whose work is know for its sensitivity.
If the artist is ill, you cancel the gig, and refund attendees. Angie came across as a woman who seemed a little desperate and that shouldn't happen.
Promoters and venue managers: respect the customer and respect the artist, because nobody comes out of this well at all.
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Review of Angie Stone
Rather disappointing, I think she should have cancelled the gig, she admitted she wasn’t too well., which is sad really. She sat for the full performance and I think she mimed most of the songs
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