Pallaso has been removed from the Purple Party London concert roster as a result of his recent assault on fellow musician Alien Skin.
Alien Skin’s decision stemmed from the promoter’s failure to adhere to his demands, choosing between him and his nemesis Pallaso given the pair’s prevailing animosity.
On Wednesday night, while appearing in an interview with Galaxy TV, Alien Skin revealed how he had pulled out of the London Purple Party performance
Despite obtaining travel documents for every musician on the list, the event management was forced to forgo Pallaso’s involvement in the event, citing the vicious saga he got embroiled in with fellow musician Alien Skin in Kampala.
Initially, the organizers had lined up a number of musicians, including Alien Skin and his nemesis Pallaso, with whom the former had vowed not to share the same story.
Further more, rumors have it that the management is trying to persuade Alien Skin to reconsider after he cancelled his performance since the management failed to choose between him and Pallaso.
The management made the revelation through a press statement that has been making the rounds on social media.
In conclusion, ever since Pallaso slapped Alien Skin, things haven’t been good on his side.
written by @enock katamba
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