The lawyer of Coldplay’s concert producers confirmed that River Stadium closure was rejected so the show will go ahead on February 26, according to Momento 24 today. More build-up to the River Plate show (and indeed all the other shows from the forthcoming Latin America tour is at the Coldplay Live now. [thanks ipodthermic]
The Justice had previously issued a ruling that closed the stadium because of the disruption that Nunez’s neighbors suffered as a result of several shows at the Monumental. The vibrations caused by the synchronized diving assistants would be more detrimental to people, because these would harm the surrounding buildings.
However, a study from Engineering University concluded that vibrations would not be enough to damage the properties. Earlier, T4F, the show producer responsible for the Coldplay concert in the River stadium, appealed the ruling which temporarily prohibiting the execution of mass shows.
According to the producers, the stadium closure by Buenos Aires Justice, “was not based on T4F breaches on the organization of Coldplay show but the lack of an environmental impact study and assuming danger to the health of the River Plate neighborhood and/or their buildings by the vibrations that cause viewers when they jump rhythmically and coordinately into the stadium”. TF4 argued that the results of studies conducted by the Engineering University concluded that “there is no danger to buildings or persons.”
The producer added that “they have all permits and regulatory approvals required to carry out Coldplay show granted by the competent authorities of the Buenos Aires City Government”.
Pictures of the original Coldplay Parachutes globe by winning auctioneer, NumbersGirl:
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