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KAMP LA Hits A Snag With Visa Issues Day Before Music Festival

KAMP Los Angeles runs into trouble via visa issues and potential rain hitting day 1 of the inaugural music festival.

The inaugural KAMP Los Angeles is set to take place this weekend (October 15 & 16). But, there appears to be one minor issue presenting headaches for festival goers this weekend: A good chunk of members from the groups performing at this weekend’s music festival were hit with visa issues preventing them from flying out just a day before they’re set to take the stage.

One such example is performer BamBam who should be on a flight to California but, through his pretty straightforward tweet, appears to be something that will not happen.

Thanks to a makeshift list put together by Twitter user “K☆FAM Media,” we have a clear image of the acts running into flight issues, including members of Super Junior, who are scheduled to be KAMP Los Angeles’ day-one headliners.

2022 KAMP LA lineup.

Also on the shortlist are KAI, Somi, and Lapillus. It’s not clear who else might be running into these flight issues, but one thing is certain. This is no time for KAMP promoters to be hush on details, which has been a trend for the quickly announced “premiere k-pop music experience.”

Festival goers already en route to Los Angeles should also ensure they bring along a jacket of any kind, as California rain patterns are set to run through Pasadena during KAMP LA’s day-one festivities, adding more trouble for the already drowning music festival.

UPDATE: KAMP LA announced that performers BamBam, Jeon Somi, KAI, Lapillus, Taeyeon, and Zion.T would not appear during day one of the music festival due to travel issues pertaining to visas.

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Brandon Flores

Brandon Flores is editor-in-chief and a writer at Blast out your Stereo. He has been covering the music industry since 2011. He covers a wide variety of bands and artists from those just starting to those who already have a hold on the limelight. If you're looking for an unbiased opinion, then look no further.

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