French pop band cancels North American tour over 'very worrying' US political climate
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French electro-pop band Yelle canceled their North American tour on Wednesday, citing concerns over the US political climate, immigration policies and freedom of speech issues.
"Today we have made the immensely difficult decision to cancel our North American tour. There are multiple reasons why we came to this decision," Yelle told their Instagram followers. "The current political climate in the US, especially in regard to immigration and freedom of speech, is very worrying. We are now traveling as a family with our young child, so more than ever, we need to feel safe," the band shared on their Instagram page.
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