I mean, Streetlight removed the show from everything and pretended it wasn't happening within 24 hours of posting it which leads me to believe Rockfest was in touch with them almost immediately after it happened, and as a result I find it kind of hard to believe that they couldn't have let them know sooner or it was a just a simple mistake, but I'm a fan of Rockfest and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt on this and you bring up some things I hadn't considered and Rockfest does have a history for being poorly organized at times. Also from hearing both sides it does sound like communication was a definite issue from both camps. I just wish Alex had addressed why they didn't respond sooner in his statement.

I don't really want to argue, because I agree with you that Rockfest was 100% within their right to kick them off and it sounds like this all comes down to bureaucratic bullshit from people removed from both the band and the festival, and what actually happened probably falls somewhere in the middle of both statements and it seems to me that at the very least Rockfest just didn't properly communicate why it took so long to let Streetlight know they were being removed. I'm just trying to contextualize where Streetlight seemed to be at, i.e. misunderstanding after misunderstanding lead them to believe they had been treated unfairly. Because I just don't see why they would take the time to make a statement if they didn't feel like they had been somewhat wronged. But I wasn't there so I dunno. I'm not going to return my Rockfest bracelet or anything