Nicki Minaj announces new Manchester Co-op Live concert after arrest forced her to cancel show
Nicki Minaj, the renowned rapper and singer, had to disappoint thousands of fans eagerly awaiting her performance at Manchester’s Co-op Live on Saturday. The much-anticipated show had to be rescheduled at the last minute due to Minaj’s unexpected detainment at Schiphol Airport. However, Minaj wasted no time in making amends for the cancellation by announcing a new concert date at the Co-op Live, much to the delight of her fans on her official X page.
Nicki Minaj, the 41-year-old rapper and singer, has unveiled the rescheduled date for her Manchester concert, which was abruptly canceled last Saturday due to her arrest in the Netherlands. Scheduled to perform for thousands of fans at the Co-op Live, Minaj found herself in custody in Amsterdam for several hours, leading to the last-minute cancellation of the show.
“The new official date for all ticket holders who initially had tickets to the May 25th #Manchester show is June 3rd.
“I apologize for all the inconvenience this has caused.
“I truly hope you can attend the #June3rd show. It promises to be a truly special event. Ticketmaster will contact you to provide official advice.”
Minaj, renowned for chart-topping hits like “Starships,” “Super Bass,” and “Anaconda,” revealed that she endured approximately six hours in custody at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport on Saturday before finally being able to travel to the UK.
She streamed her arrest on social media and adamantly asserted that the drugs discovered in her luggage were not hers.
Despite the abrupt postponement of the Manchester concert, Minaj commended her fans for their grace and understanding. She even extended an invitation to them to join her at her hotel in the city center before addressing the gathered crowds outside.
