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Taylor Swift sued over canceled Canadian hoedown

By KATE STANTON, UPI.com
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The Ottawa Citizen reported Tuesday that Taylor Swift accepted $2.5 million to perform at an Ottawa event called the Capital Hoedown in August of last year, but kept the money even after the show got canceled.

Swift was supposed to headline the three-day Hoedown, which would also have included Reba McEntire and Sheryl Crow, but the organizer canceled the event over "higher than expected costs from the city, upfront production expenditures and lower than anticipated ticket sales."

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According to E! News, Florida-based ticket sales company FIRE USA Inc., filed a complaint in New York federal court accusing Swift for a breach of contract after another company, Evo Merchant Services, sued FIRE for failing to reimburse them for ticket refunds.

The 23-year-old's rep told TMZ Monday that she hadn't made a deal with FIRE and had yet to see the lawsuit.

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