Oak View Group lit Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena in the colors of the Ukrainian flag this weekend, declaring that the company would #StandWithUkraine.
Irving Azoff’s global venue company released a statement that reads, “In light of the tragic conflict rapidly unfolding in Ukraine, Oak View Group has pledged to not do business in or with Russia, nor will we serve Russian brands in any of our venues on a global basis, effective immediately. We stand with the people of Ukraine, we condemn the actions of Russia and we hope our stance inspires others in our industry to take action where they can.”
Moreover, the Nate ‘n Al delivery zone now ends at Kharkiv.
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NOW WHAT?
We have no fucking idea.
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