Popular Idol Gets Robbed Of Everything Hours Before A Concert — Still Takes The Stage Despite $60,000 Loss

He still put on an amazing performance.

The bad luck surrounding solo artist Kang Daniel‘s tour has unfortunately continued.

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Kang Daniel has been touring the United States on his Act: New Episode tour since the beginning of September. The tour originally consisted of 12 concerts in cities nationwide, including several in less commonly visited locations.

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However, the tour has had some setbacks, the largest of which was the cancellation of the New Jersey concert hours before it was supposed to take place.

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Sadly, the idol has now suffered another incident that has left many shocked.

On September 22, the date of the final US show in San Jose, the promoter for the event announced that the truck carrying equipment and luggage was broken into. The company stated that the concert would not be cancelled, but would look different due to sudden loss of items.

Daniel himself discussed the situation, revealing that his stage costumes, hair and makeup products, and even concert merchandise had been stolen. Still, the idol expressed a desire to have fun at the concert with fans, showing his determination.

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He also talked about the situation in his Instagram fan chat, managing to find humor in the situation over people being spotted in his tour merch that presumably had been stolen.

Thankfully, the show was able to go on, with Daniel saying that they shopped at clothing store H&M to find him stage outfits.

Daniel later shared that the amount of items stolen was around $60,000 USD, making his resolve to continue the show even more impressive.

Hopefully, the rest of Daniel’s world tour will go off without any issues and thankfully, no one got hurt!

 

 

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