Maggie St. Thomas
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You’ve probably been seeing a lot of actor/musician Corey Feldman lately, at least on TV.
One place you won’t be seeing him anytime soon is at BLK Live in Scottsdale. At least, not on Thursday, November 9, when he was originally scheduled to perform at the music venue with his latest music project.
Feldman was supposed to bring Corey’s Heavenly Tour, which features him singing with an all-female backup band dressed as angels, to BLK Live on that date.
He’s canceled the performance, however, as well as the remaining five dates on the tour.
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Feldman’s been all over the media recently after naming one of his alleged abusers from the 1980s during an episode of The Dr. Oz Show that aired on Thursday, November 2.
It’s caused a major hullabaloo, to say the least (especially in light of the recent sexual assault allegations surrounding Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey) and may have played a role in Feldman pulling the plug on his tour.
IM VERY SORRY 2 SAY THAT MY TOUR HAS COMPLETELY ENDED! I CANT APOLOGIZE ENOUGH! GOD CALLED & ASKED ME 2 FORGO MY SELFISH NEEDS & SERVE!
— Corey Feldman (@Corey_Feldman) November 1, 2017
He announced the cancellation on Wednesday, November 1, via Twitter, stating that “GOD CALLED & ASKED ME 2 FORGO MY SELFISH NEEDS & SERVE!”
It’s likely a reference to Feldman’s “TRUTH Campaign,” a project and documentary aimed at exposing alleged pedophiles in Hollywood that he’s attempting to crowdfund.
There’s been no word if Feldman plans to make up the canceled tour dates.
Employees at BLK Live, however, told Phoenix New Times that the cancellation is “temporary” and the performance will be rescheduled for an unknown future date.
