Muscles To Sue Modular
News posted Tuesday, December 16 2008 at 01:00 PM.
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Muscles will issue legal proceedings against his record label Modular after his appearance at Nevereverland – Modular's 10th birthday bash – was cancelled.
In a statement released today, Muscles claims that while terms and conditions for his appearance at Nevereverland were agreed upon, they were reportedly reneged by Modular a month later.
"Muscles reluctantly had no choice but to cancel all of his arrangements for his new live show and tour, immediately advising his fans that his record company had reneged on the arrangements and that he would not be part of the tour.
"Muscles was looking forward to, excited about and very keen to participate on the tour, and was gutted by Modular's decision to prevent him from appearing."
In response to Muscles' claims, Modular released a statement earlier this month saying that his offer to play at Nevereverland still stood; a claim vehemently denied by the electro-pop singer.
"Modular continue to misrepresent to this time that it was Muscles' decision not to take part in the tour. They continue to mislead their fans and supporters," he said.
"Muscles has sought legal advice and legal proceedings are about to be commenced against Modular Records for reneging on its contract with Muscles and also for defaming Muscles by telling the world that it was his decision not to perform."
Perhaps someone forgot to send Muscles the memo about not airing your dirty laundry in public?
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