A judge has awarded Chuck Redd $250,000 after he was scheduled to perform at a Christmas Eve concert at the Kennedy Center, which was canceled when he and other performers withdrew from the event. The cancellation followed Redd's decision to back out of the performance.
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Judge Awards $250,000 to Musician Following Canceled Concert
Chuck Redd has been awarded $250,000 by a judge after his scheduled performance at a Christmas Eve concert was canceled. The concert was called off after Redd and other performers decided to withdraw.
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