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Intent â motive â can be nearly impossible to gauge. Especially when itâs dressed up in the finest language lawyers can muster.
Such is the case involving a lawsuit filed by a Kernersville music promoter against the city of Winston-Salem over an alleged breach of contract.
The promoter, Starr Entertainment LLC, says through a court filing that it paid $189,000 in non-refundable deposits to nail down the services of a group of performers â Moneybagg Yo, Big Latto and Pooh Shiesty, among others â and a $2,500 deposit payable to the city for use of the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds.
One small hurdle cropped up, though, per a cancellation letter sent by city officials: The Winston-Salem Police Department came to the conclusion that it âbelieves, based on publicly available information, that there exists a chance of violence and gang activity ⦠in connection with the planned concert.â
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In the latest case of an area trying to police hip-hop, the city of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is being sued after it canceled a music festival set to headline Moneybagg Yo, Pooh Shiesty, Big Latto, and more, due to fear of violence and gang activity.
The big-name acts were set to appear at the Carolina Summers Music Fest at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds on July 31, but according to W12 News, the city called the organizers, Starr Entertainment, and said they wanted to pull out of the event out of fear of who was set to perform. The Winston-Salem Police
A Kernersville music promoter is suing Winston-Salem for pulling the plug on a rap concert that was to take place July 31 at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds, after city officials said the show brought the potential for âviolence and gang activityâ during the concert.
Starr Entertainment LLC is suing Winston-Salem for breach of contract, claiming the promoter paid $189,000 in non-refundable deposits to secure artists for the event including Moneybagg Yo, Big Latto and Pooh Shiesty, among others.
The promoter wants the courts to issue a restraining order and an injunction that would force the city to allow the event to go on.
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