Travis Scott reportedly hopes a choose received’t permit his historical past no-shows and postponed concert events to be introduced up at trial as he battles a $150,000 lawsuit.
Scott is being sued by promoter PJAM for canceling on a Tremendous Bowl weekend efficiency in 2018 and allegedly by no means paying again a six-figure advance.
In line with court docket paperwork obtained by The Blast, the multi-platinum promoting artist is searching for to dismiss another live performance cancellations throughout his profession from getting used as proof in his dispute with PJAM.
Scott shall be questioned in court docket as half the trial, however his authorized workforce is trying to stop any proof his different failures to carry out from being talked about within the proceedings. They argue such proof can be “unfairly prejudicial.”
PJAM contends the proof is related, citing seven different exhibits canceled on brief discover from 2016-2019. The promoter claims they organized for a non-public jet and spent hundreds selling the present.
Scott was scheduled to carry out for PJAM at Delusion Stay in Minnesota on February three, 2018. He presumably canceled as a result of his daughter Stormi was born on February 1, however her start wasn’t introduced publicly till February four.
PJAM says Scott canceled on the final minute and prompted “reputational hurt.” The Astroworld creator has counter-sued and accused PJAM by no means confirming his journey plans. He additionally claims they didn’t have the funds for to cowl his bills.
The case is about to go to trial later this yr. PJAM is searching for $150,000 plus damages.