Three Indonesian metal bands have turned to crowdfunding after being left stranded in Ireland, alleging they were ghosted by the party responsible for their engagement.
Three Indonesian metal bands are seeking public help through a GoFundMe campaign after being left stranded in Ireland. According to the campaign, the groups were allegedly ghosted by those responsible for arranging their stay, leaving them without the support needed to continue or return.
The situation points to a recurring risk for international touring acts, particularly those from scenes with fewer institutional safety nets. When a promoter or intermediary disappears, artists can be left covering flights, accommodation, and daily costs far from home. The GoFundMe has become a direct appeal to the metal community, which has a history of stepping in for musicians in crisis.
Details about the specific bands, the events they were scheduled to play, and the amount being raised are available through the campaign page. Rombo will follow the case as it develops, but for now the immediate need is practical: getting three bands out of Ireland and back to Indonesia without absorbing the full financial blow themselves.
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