Alesha Dixon has joined boyband Five in cancelling her performance at upcoming Bpop gig after discovering it is a political rally.
The Bpop live gig, endorsed by pro-Brexit group Leave.eu is scheduled for June 14th, days before the referendum.
East 17 and Sister Sledge are still set to perform at the show in Birmingham while Five and Alesha Dixon have pulled out, saying they didn't fully realise the political connotations of the event.
Cue internet hilarity:

As more acts pull out of Bpop, Brexit Live release an updated poster pic.twitter.com/wA8RxYeQqF

— Mockeree (@mockeree) May 25, 2016

Why is Cliff not at #bpoplive? Because he'd sing "We're all going on a summer holiday (that will cost £230 more after Brexit)"

— David Eckhoff (@theroyalfactor) May 24, 2016

If Brexiters' vision of the future is like their vision of a good gig, here's more reason to #VoteRemain #BPopLive pic.twitter.com/GpTnt62KX9

— David Jaques (@david_jaques_) May 24, 2016

.@sunny_hundal My money's on Chas & Dave and the now orphaned Orville the Duck being drafted in to headline at the last minute #BPopLive

— Brendan May (@bmay) May 25, 2016