ABS-CBN Head of Star Magic Laurenti Dyogi has issued a heartfelt apology to Blooms following the postponement of the European leg of BINI’s highly anticipated Signals World Tour.
During his statement, Dyogi acknowledged the disappointment and inconvenience experienced by fans who had already been preparing for the group’s European concerts. He emphasized that the decision was made only after extensive discussions among all parties involved.
“I’d like to apologize to the Blooms who were hassled or were inconvenienced by our decision to postpone to a better date,” Dyogi said.
He explained that postponing the tour was far from an easy choice. According to him, the decision came after numerous meetings and consultations involving ABS-CBN management, Star Magic, their international agency, The Team (formerly Wasserman Group), and the various promoters handling the concerts across Europe.
Dyogi clarified that each city on the European tour was backed by a different local promoter, who also serves as the producer of the show in their respective markets. These promoters are responsible for acquiring the rights to stage the concert and determining which cities become part of the tour.
“So all the six cities in Europe, iyon po ang naging itinerary because those were the offers we received from The Team and the different promoters in Europe,” he explained.
The Star Magic executive stressed that the postponement was a collective decision reached after carefully assessing the situation with all stakeholders. While acknowledging the frustration of fans, he expressed hope that rescheduling the concerts would ultimately provide a better experience for both BINI and their European supporters.
Although a new schedule has yet to be announced, Dyogi assured fans that the team is working closely with its international partners to determine better dates for the Europe leg of the BINI Signals World Tour.
Despite the temporary setback, Blooms continue to show overwhelming support for the nation’s girl group as they await further announcements regarding the rescheduled European shows.
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