CpDx
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What bothers me the most is that they ADMIT they DIDN'T have a show planned out when they announced the concert dates. To me that is pretty preposterous to say the least. Very unprofessional and careless. They KNEW it's gonna be a huge production so it seems really naive to me to announce shows when you haven't even STARTED planning.
They had 'plans', but in the early stages, you don't have all the details. It's not like making cookies, where the recipe is already defined, and you already know how much time 'should' take to complete.
The concert is a living breathing entity. That's what make Michael's shows like none other! Not even Michael knows (yet) what the final outcome will look like.
Then, add to the mix some great talent. A lot of the 'ingredients' to the show must come together perfectly, or the show could be crippled quite badly.
Plain and simply, Kenny requested the dates be moved, and AEG followed through with his request. Could AEG have planned for Kenny to need more time? Of course not. At the time of announcement, Kenny had not even committed himself yet to working with Michael.
Could AEG have rescheduled dates more appropriate? Of course! So, let's ask them to choose more reasonable dates.
Could I have bought refundable airfare? Of course!
Could AEG offer to refund or work with airlines/hotels to refund? Of course!
No matter what, a lot of us have some new headaches over re-scheduling, refunds, etc. But, don't get carried away and blame your headache on Michael himself.