Gallows cancels New Zealand shows

by Ryan Minic | Oct 29, 2009

Gallows have been forced to cancel their upcoming shows in New Zealand. The band stated the following:

“We have to announce with massive regret that we won’t be able to play our two shows in New Zealand that we had scheduled for March next year.

We were really looking forward to coming to Wellington & Auckland after Soundwave and giving you guys an amazing show with Comeback Kid, but we have been offered something for the same time which we simply cannot turn down.

We understand this is the second time this has happened now and we can only apologize to all our fans who have bought tickets already.

We loved New Zealand on Taste of Chaos in 2007, the fans there are awesome and we will be back soon to give you some shows that will be worth waiting for!”

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