Take That moves shows from Manchester's Co-op Live venue over 'ongoing technical issues'

Thursday, 2 May 2024
Take That say they are moving their shows in May from the new Co-op Live venue to another Manchester arena.

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Take That and Keane have become the latest artists to cancel shows at the new Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester following a string of problems which have been blamed on "technical difficulties".

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