Mirror concert accident: Refund details revealed but fans vow to keep tickets for future shows


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Members of Canto-pop boyband Mirror pose on red carpet at the Hong Kong Film Awards, Sunday, July 17, 2022. Photo: AP

The organiser of Hong Kong boy band Mirror’s concert series has announced refund arrangements for eight shows cancelled after a tragic accident last month, although many fans say they will hold on to their tickets in the hope of using them for a future performance.

Production company MakerVille on Monday (Aug 15) offered a complete refund from next month or the option of keeping the tickets for a future show, although fans could be waiting for more than a year for any announcement on a potential performance.

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