Bryan Adams Cancels Perth Concert Due to Fatberg Sewage Blockage
Bryan Adams Cancels Perth Concert Due to Fatberg Sewage Blockage

Bryan Adams Cancels Perth Concert Due to Fatberg Sewage Blockage

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Bryan Adams was forced to cancel his concert at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia, on February 9 due to a significant sewer blockage caused by a 'fatberg'—a mass of congealed fat, grease, and debris. Local water authorities identified a public health risk as the blockage threatened to back up toilets in the venue, prompting the cancellation just hours before the show. Adams expressed his disappointment on social media, thanking fans for their patience and support and promising to reschedule the performance. The Water Corporation warned the public to avoid contact with pooled water in the area due to potential sewage overflow. Concert promoter Frontier Touring confirmed that ticket holders would receive full refunds, and despite this setback, Adams is scheduled to perform in other Australian cities later that week. Fatbergs have become a growing concern globally, causing significant issues for urban sewer systems.

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