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MAGA Festival Featuring Kid Rock Canceled Over Poor VIP Ticket Sales

MAGA Festival Featuring Kid Rock Canceled Over Poor VIP Ticket Sales

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I got my guy who's setting up the ticket sales ... Only six people had bought a VIP ticket,” he said.Deters went on to share his upset over the lack of sales, blaming the people he expected to support him with the event."Out of all these people that have money that I interact with, who I do favors for all day long. I never said no to these people,” he said, vowing to cut ties with the people who he felt let him down.“None of these people will ever, ever, ever get a favor from me again, ever.

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By Alice GibbsSenior Reporter0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.A conservative political event set to feature Kid Rock has been canceled after organizers blamed disappointing VIP ticket sales. Eric Deters, the organizer of Freedom Fest in Kentucky, said in a video on Facebook on Monday: "I am never ever, ever, ever, ever doing this event again."Read More on NewsThe event, which Deters, 63, calls the "best MAGA event," has previously drawn crowds of thousands to his Morning View farm in northern Kentucky, featuring conservative speakers, live music, food, kids entertainment, fireworks.This year’s lineup was set to include Kid Rock, Republican Ed Gallrein,…

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