‘Fat and rags’ Sewer Fatberg Blockage ends Bryan Adams Concert

A “large” sewer of “fat, fat and rags” has forced to cancel the Australian Bryan Adams concert in public health.

The Artist Won the Grammy Award worked on Perth Pertth Sunday, but the city’s watercorporation said that the Blocked Main protected the rooms of the room.

Adams apologies for fans on social media – and many of them extended hours, and thanked them before ordering the show to try to reschedule again.

But the promoter of the concert said the cancellation was “bitter” while the marks could only be given in full refund.

“While all the efforts to the show were made, this issue was outside the control of Bryan Adams, the border rotation and Rac Arena,” he wrote in a statement.

Perth’s watercorporation said the disruption is already “flooded in the nearby main road” of the room “and asked to avoid the direct relationship with the surrounding” water pool “in the nearby.

“We apologize to you that will give you any inconvenience and more updates.” He said in a Facebook message, cancellation advice.

Adams – who knows his iconic hits, such as ’69 summer, and you forgive me.

“I’m sorry that we couldn’t do this tonight. I was looking forward to seeing it all,” he published on social media on Sunday.

The Canadian rock star must still be played on Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne this week.

Found in sewers around the world, fats, oil and grease are created when it consolidates and connecting items such as rags or washing machines.

They are known to cause serious locks and environmental risks. Last year, a Fatberg weighs three pairs of deck double buses Was cleared from the eastern London sewer. And New York, Denver, Melbourne and Valencia have been found in the giant Fatbergs that block waterways in recent years.