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When Concerts Go Wrong (And How An App Can Help)

When Concerts Go Wrong (And How An App Can Help)


That evening fans waited while lightening and persistent rain lashed the stadium. The minutes ticked by, the support band were cancelled and finally, after a two hour wait, an announcement was made to say that Sheeran wouldn’t be appearing due to safety concerns. For more details you can visit at https://www.crowdcomms.com/post/2019/5/7/when-concerts-go-wrong-and-how-an-app-can-help

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