Ed Sheeran defends street concert that was shut down by police
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Ed Sheeran is explaining why police pulled the plug on his street concert in India on Sunday, Feb. 9. The pop singer says he had "permission" for the pre-planned event.
"We had permission to busk btw, hence us playing in that exact spot, was planned out before, it wasn't just us randomly turning up," he wrote, according to People. "We had permission to busk btw, hence us playing in that exact spot, was planned out before, it wasn't just us randomly turning up." Janelle Ash is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to janelle.ash@fox.com.
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He continued, "All good though. See ya at the show tonight x."
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