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DJ Hannah Laing's Festival Faces "Heartbreaking" Cancellation
9 Nov
Summary
- Planning issues led to the cancellation of the Doof in the Park festival.
- The festival had previously attracted 17,000 attendees to Camperdown Park.
- Ticket holders will receive a full refund for the cancelled event.
DJ and producer Hannah Laing announced the "heartbreaking" cancellation of her Doof in the Park festival for next year. This decision stems from "behind the scenes" issues that consumed valuable planning time. Consequently, her team lacks sufficient time to execute the festival at the high standard attendees expect.
The festival, previously held in Dundee's Camperdown Park, attracted 17,000 people last year. Laing expressed her disappointment, noting how well tickets were selling for the event, which was scheduled for July 3. She emphasized that rushing the festival was not an option.
Laing assured attendees that everyone who purchased tickets would receive a full refund. The DJ, known for her viral edit of "Murder on the Dancefloor" and her UK top 10 track "Good Love," has performed at major festivals like Glastonbury and Creamfields.
