Kamikazee is barred from performing at the Sorsogon festival

Metro Manila (30th of October), according to News Alerts- The Kasanggayahan Festival in Casiguran, Sorsogon refused to allow the Filipino rock group Kamikazee to perform because of a “attitude problem,” according to the governor.

“Hindi [na] matutuloy ang Kamikazee, hihingi ako ng paumanhin. A few minutes before the band’s scheduled Sunday night performance, Sorsogon Governor Boboy Hamor said, “Wala tayong magagawa, bayad ‘yun kaso may mga attitude.

Sorry, Kamikazee will no longer be broadcast. Since they have already been compensated for their performance, there is little we can do about their attitude.

After the event, Hamor said he sent the band straight to the airport rather than letting them stay at their hotel in Recidencia Del Hamor. He further mentioned that Kamikazee is no longer permitted to enter the province.

“He is not a Makabalik in Sorsogon,” The governor declared, “Hindi tayo puwedeng bastusin na mga taga Sorsogon.

They are unable to return to Sorsogon. It is improper to show disrespect to the Sorsogon population.]

Hamor did not go into detail about the band’s behavior, but rumors indicate that Kamikazee declined to pose for a picture with the Thousands Light Roses in Sorsogon, despite having earlier agreed to do so.

Imago and I Belong To The Zoo, two additional local bands, were also scheduled to perform with Kamikazee.

Their well-known tunes include “Narda,” “Huling Sayaw,” “Doo Bi Doo,” and “Halik.”

The band hasn’t yet made a statement about it.