Mother Nature Might Do What Kraft Couldn't: Kill This Ed Sheeran Show
A nor'easter is threatening to cancel Ed Sheeran's stadium run—and honestly, the weather might be doing everyone a favor.

Ed Sheeran's supposed to hit the stage today at Kraft's stadium, but a gnarly nor'easter is rolling in that could shut the whole thing down. Which is wild timing, considering the billionaire owner already forced Macklemore off the bill for reasons that had nothing to do with meteorology.
Here's the thing: the supporting lineup's already gutted. Most of the opening acts have pulled out, and promoters are already handing out refunds. So you've got a storm on the horizon, a half-empty card, and a vibe that's been soured from the jump. Doesn't exactly scream "must-see event."
Look, weather happens. Storms cancel shows all the time, and that's just how it goes. But this one's got extra layers—there's real frustration baked into how this tour stop came together, and nature might just be putting a period on a sentence nobody wanted to read in the first place. Whether Sheeran takes the stage or gets rained out, this whole saga's already left a mark.
Read the full story at CMU → https://completemusicupdate.com/incoming-noreaster-storm-might-succeed-where-billionaire-robert-kraft-failed-causing-an-ed-sheeran-show-to-cancel/
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