Ross was scheduled to play in St. Louis back in January, but the show was eventually canceled. Despite this, the two promoters claim that they hired the rapper and that he cost them $74,000 in damages.
In a lawsuit filed in St. Louis Circuit Court, the promoters, Antoine Meeks and Orlando Watson, who represented their companies Black Luxury Entertainment LLC and Rockhouse Entertainment, claimed that their companies paid Ross $30,000 on October 21, 2019, with another $30,000 with another $30,000 to be paid on arrival.
However, Ross never showed up, which inherently cost an extra $6,000 on the venue, $3,300 on travel expenses, $4,100 on advertising and promotional materials, and $25,000 on production expenses.
As of writing, Ross has yet to respond to the lawsuit. Stay tuned for more updates on the developing story.
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