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Organisers of the Giant Village event were forced to scrap the multi-stage show due to torrential rain.
A group of music fans who were left with no party to go to on New Year's Eve are planning to file a class action lawsuit, claiming promoters promised them the show would go on "come rain or shine." [torrential rain in L.A. is usually like drizzle anywhere else. see full story for more]
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