MBLAQ member G.O already made some frustrated comments in relation to the concert cancellation in Peru.  The boys were originally supposed to take the stage on June 13, but the concert was delayed and ultimately canceled.  Now, the agency spoke up about this topic with OSEN on June 16.

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A rep said:

"We finished plans and started preparations for concerts in Mexico, Chile, and Peru two months ago.  We finished the concerts in Mexico and Chile and thought that the concert in Peru would be going on with no problems, but on the very day of the concert, we suddenly heard of the cancellation.

We found out that the concert promoters there submitted the concert permit request to the relevant office too late and was unable to receive permission.  Most concerts submit the permit request and receive permission ten days prior, but we heard that the person in charge of this concert submitted the request three to four days before.  After leaving the office in Peru, we decided we could not go on with the concert and so the concert ultimately did not happen.  

As a lot of overseas fans were waiting, we thought of handling the situation by meeting with the MBLAQ fans and sharing conversations with them, but the fans could not enter the concert venue at all, so nothing could happen.

Because of their schedule in Korea, they had to leave the country right away, so we were unable to straighten up the situation with the reps there.  After discussing with the concert reps in detail, I think we're going to have to do some follow-up action."