US singer Olivia Rodrigo has expressed her disappointment after her gigs at the UK’s largest indoor venue were called off.
The singer is the latest act to fall foul of a crisis at Manchester’s troubled Co-op Live arena.
The decision came after the arena’s opening was postponed for a third time on Wednesday when a fault scuppered a gig by rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.
The £365m venue was due to be opened by comedian Peter Kay last week, but his shows have been postponed twice.
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