
Lil Wayne Makes Changes Ahead of Rescheduled Bangor Concert
The rapper and the Maine Savings Amphitheater have announced lineup changes for the rescheduled show in Bangor.
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As announced Tuesday, July 22nd, French Montana and C-Dot 416 will join Lil Wayne at the Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor on July 28th.
The artists replace 2 Chainz, who performed at the original June 30th concert and had been scheduled to return for the rescheduled show.
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Lil Wayne did not appear at the original concert, and the audience was told at 11 p.m. that the event would end without the headliner.
He later said doctors advised him not to fly to Maine because he was experiencing a severe migraine, which can trigger seizures related to his epilepsy.
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And there you have it! Instead of 2 Chainz, who performed at the originally scheduled concert, French Montana and C-Dot 416 have been added to the makeup show.
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