Morgan Wallen Sued By Concertgoer Following Cancelled Show, Demands Class Action Lawsuit

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Morgan Wallen’s last-minute cancelled concert in Mississippi is now a legal matter. On Monday, an angry fan sued the country music star for cancelling his Sunday show at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, minutes before he was set to hit the stage.

According to court documents obtained by Page Six and TMZ, the federal lawsuit filed by Brandi Burcham accuses Wallen, 29, of breach of contract and negligence. READ MORE: Morgan Wallen Talks Honouring His Great-Grandmother With Album Cover: ‘She Played A Huge Impact In My Life’ Burcham pointed out that although the University of Mississippi, which hosted the sold-out concert, promised to reimburse ticketholders, her refund had yet to be “issued” when she filed the complaint.

The plaintiff also notes that the guaranteed full ticket refunds fail to consider concertgoers’ “out-of-pocket expenses they incurred in connection with the concert cancellation, including transportation, lodging, food, merchandise sales, transaction fees and other [fees].” Additionally, Burcham wants to make the lawsuit a class action “on behalf of herself and all other similarly situated” patrons who attended Wallen’s cancelled show.

She’s also demanding a trial by jury. READ MORE: Morgan Wallen Says It’s ‘Mind-Blowing’ He Now Gets To Work With Artists Like Eric Church And Miranda Lambert Sunday’s show marked the fifth date of Wallen’s “One Night at a Time World Tour”.