• Music
  • 23 Jun 04

Yat-Kha cancel Irish dates

Yat-Kha cancel Irish dates
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Yat-Kha have been forced to cancel their Irish performances this weekend due to the unforseen circumstance of having their passports stolen.

On tour in Prague at the time of the incident, The Tuvans were due to play gigs in Whelan's, Dublin (June 26) and Cork's Half Moon Theatre (June 27).

Stay tuned to hotpress.com for rescheduled dates.

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