Facebook.com/thecrimsonprojekctThe Crimson ProjeKCt, a group containing three King Crimson alumni, has been forced to cancel its March 6 show in Kiev as a result of the turbulent political situation in Ukraine. The group hopes to reschedule for a date in July.
Tony Levin, the group’s virtuoso Chapman Stick player, broke the news on the group’s Facebook page. “We have been looking forward to the concert in Kiev in spite of the difficulties there,” he wrote. “And until today we were planning on going through with it despite advisories from the U.S. State Dept not to go. But it’s not going to be possible at this time.”
Levin, who wrote about his familial connection to Ukraine, added that he’s “sad that we weren’t able to bring the Crimson ProjeKCt music to Kiev at this pivotal time — I know first hand of the passion people have there for the music they love. My hope is, of course, that the current problems get worked out in a way that’s best for the people of Ukraine.”
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