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Ed Sheeran Addresses Tour Controversy in Philadelphia

Ed Sheeran addressed recent tour changes and controversy during his concert at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

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Ed Sheeran recently addressed the controversy regarding the removal of Macklemore from his tour during a concert at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. Prior to the event, Aaron Rowe and Lukas Graham were also expected to perform as opening acts in Philadelphia. However, Sheeran took the stage without any opening acts for the show. Following the cancellation of these opening acts, ticket holders were officially notified that the concert start time had been moved from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM.

Outside Lincoln Financial Field, a protest took place during the event. Pro-Palestinian activists organized a demonstration outside the concert venue to protest against both Sheeran and the stadium owners.

Sheeran stated that he decided to remove the B-stage from the show because he was hesitant to stand among the audience. He mentioned that many people told him to cancel the tour. Furthermore, Sheeran stated that several people he had known for many years had moved away from his life.

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