Mirror concert accident: Boy band pulls out of first overseas show over ‘unforeseen circumstances’


By AGENCY

Another setback for Hong Kong boy band Mirror. Photo: SCMP

Hong Kong boy band Mirror has pulled out of its first overseas performance in Japan over “unforeseen circumstances”, in the latest setback for the group after a concert accident last week left a dancer critically injured.

Summer Sonic Festival, an annual Japanese bash, announced the cancellation of the Canto-pop group’s performance on Aug 20 on Friday (Aug 5). Mirror’s management company MakerVille also reposted the announcement on its Instagram account.

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