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Soundwave Festival Refunds Promised By Agent
12/22/2015
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(Classic Rock) Fans who bought tickets for the cancelled Soundwave festival in Australia will get their money back, the main booking agent has confirmed. The three-day, three-city event due to take place in January was pulled last week because of "poor ticket sales" with promoter AJ Maddah also blaming "trolls" and the Eventopia ticket agent for the festival's demise.

Maddah told fans to approach Eventopia for refunds, while the agency said the responsibility lay with the promoter himself - leaving fans frustrated and angry, as well as $185 (�90) out of pocket.

Now Eventopia says fans who claim refunds will have their money back within 21 days, even though they insist the festival's collapse was down to Maddah's carelessness and say they will take legal action to reclaim financial advances they made to his firm Hounds Of Hell. Read his comments here.

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