Offended Fish Leong Followers Sue Live performance Organiser For Promoting Restricted View Tickets; Looking for S$3.5K In Refunds And Damages

Is it simply us or is Malaysian singer Fish Leong’s present live performance tour cursed?

Since her controversial efficiency of ‘Swallowtail Butterfly’, and complaints of uncomfortable live performance venues, it appears the 45-year-old star can’t appear to catch a break whereas performing in China.

This time, it was reported that Fish’s live performance organiser, Shanghai Rubik’s Dice Pan-Cultural Performing Arts Co. Ltd was sued by 9 followers who stated they weren’t knowledgeable that the seats they purchased got here with partially blocked views.

The affected concertgoers posted photos of their expertise on social media to air their grievances and solely determined to take the matter to court docket solely after they have been provided 200 yuan (S$37) present playing cards.

The case was heard in Shanghai final Wednesday (Nov 15) with the plaintiff requesting the court docket to order the defendant to refund the tickets of 1,299 yuan (S$241) and 17,140 yuan (S$3,187) in damages as they’d cheated customers and violated their proper to know concerning the restricted view.

Additionally, the plaintiff additional questioned why they weren’t provided refunds or seat modifications, in contrast to audiences in different cities.

Shanghai Rubik’s Dice Pan-Cultural Performing Arts Co. Ltd defended themselves saying that the concertgoers couldn’t show that their restricted view affected their viewing expertise, and that sight alone gained’t have an effect on all the expertise.

The live performance organiser additionally advised the decide that they by no means marketed that the venue had no pillars, nor did they want to make sure that views have been unblocked, however out of goodwill, had already taken crucial motion to placate the plaintiff.

Actually, we predict it completely regular to really feel annoyed if nobody knowledgeable us that we might be attending a live performance with pillars in entrance of us.

Taylor Swift, you hear us?