Rapper Maes will not perform at the Accor Arena in Paris. He has once again postponed his concert, this time, indefinitely. Initially scheduled for December 2, the show was postponed to December 19 before being canceled again. “Sorry team… Refund of tickets tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.,” Maes said on X, announcing the news to his fans. A post accompanied by two “police” and “mermaid” emojis. A way of implicitly indicating that he risks arrest.
Absent at his trial last June, Walid Georgey, alias Maes, received a 10-month prison sentence and a fine of 10,000 euros for having, with a group of friends, beaten an individual the exit from a recording studio in the 19th arrondissement of Paris in 2018. The Paris Criminal Court had also issued an arrest warrant against him. These are also the reasons behind the cancellation of the concert.
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In a letter, lawyer Diane de Condé explained to her client who now lives in Dubai that once he arrives in France, “police officers will take care of notifying you of your arrest warrant, subsequently involving his execution as part of the execution of your sentence in a remand center”, reports West France.
The interpreter of “Green Billet” has also decided to cancel his appearance on December 7 at the Swiss festival The Beat, in Lausanne, we learned from the rapper’s entourage.
