RePlay II, the follow up to November’s RePlay live music event, has been cancelled.
Host and event organiser Christopher Bingham announced the news on Facebook.
He said: “Due to unforeseen and unavoidable issues we have to cancel the event this weekend. Replay will NOT be happening.”
“The whole team is sorry for the inconvenience, and hope to see you at future gigs!”
Fans who have already bought tickets have been promised a refund.
The gig was scheduled for 15 June at the Tabernacle in Notting Hill. Several well known musical acts from the UK and US YouTube communities were due to perform.
It’s not clear why the show has been cancelled or whether the event will be rescheduled for later in the year.
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