It's already the weekend...John Park, ”EPIK HIGH” and others cancel appearances at ”Youth Weather Night Festival”

The Youth Night Weathernight Festival is scheduled to be held this weekend.
Festival) has undergone major lineup changes, causing controversy.
On the 28th, Youth Weather Night said, "We deeply apologize for the unavoidable changes to the lineup due to internal circumstances. The following artists
We regret to inform you that it will be difficult for John Park, Moon Byul, and ULALA to appear at this event.
SESSION, Jang Jae-in, siso, DickPunks, Lee Byung-chan, Suran, Sohyang, EPIK
"HIGH" announced that Lee Seo Lomon's performance has been canceled. They continued, "We will provide a full refund to customers who do not wish to attend. (Tickets can be purchased separately.)
"We apologize for the inconvenience caused by this sudden change. We will do our best to provide you with a more fulfilling stage and a more enjoyable experience in the time we have left."
John Park's management office Music Farm said on their official SNS that "John Park, who was scheduled to perform on May 3, 2025, will not be able to perform due to the festival's breach of contract."
"Unfortunately, we have been forced to cancel the appearance. We sincerely apologize to the fans who were looking forward to his appearance, and will announce the news promptly to minimize confusion and inconvenience."
Jang Jae-in also said, "Due to the festival's breach of contract, our performance on May 3rd was cancelled. Many artists are now in a state of confusion. We are also taking measures.
"It is unfortunate that we have had to find out about this situation while we are still preparing," he said. The Youth Weather Night Festival is scheduled to be held on May 3rd and 4th at the Culture Reserve Base T2 Concert Hall.
Currently, only Choi Jeong, Ichika, Kino, Kim Bum Soo, Henry, and Kim Yeon Woo have been confirmed to appear, and the rest of the artists will be announced in the future.
With the festival fast approaching this weekend, audience members are increasingly criticizing the fact that the performing artists have not yet been confirmed.