T. Rex (August 2, 1973) – Concert Cancellation Apology – The Miami Herald

The 2 August 1973 edition of The Miami Herald carries a full advertisement from Three Dog Night, T. Rex and Concerts West apologising for the cancellation of their Hollywood Sportatorium show.

Publication: The Miami Herald Date: August 2, 1973
Country: United States
The notice, addressed to concert fans of South Florida, expresses sadness and apologies for being unable to perform on Friday evening, July 27, at the Hollywood Sportatorium.
The cancellation is attributed to a highway accident that delayed the arrival of sound and lighting equipment, followed by physical and technical problems caused by damage to the equipment.
The organisers state it was impossible to present a concert they could be proud of.
They compliment the crowd on their behaviour and patience and indicate they will try to return in September. Refund details are provided, and the advertisement is signed by members of Three Dog Night, Marc Bolan and the band, and Concerts West.
CONTEXT AND NOTES
The advertisement formally explains the last-minute cancellation of the joint Three Dog Night / T. Rex date and outlines the refund process for ticket holders.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Event: Concert cancellation notice Era: 1973 (Tanx era)
Tone: Apologetic, formal Photography: Text-only advertisement (no photo)
WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS
Formal apology for the July 27 Hollywood Sportatorium cancellation
Explanation of equipment delays and damage
Refund instructions for ticket holders
Signatures from Three Dog Night, T. Rex / Marc Bolan and Concerts West
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