Babyface no longer playing Charm City Live due to 'scheduling conflict,' city says
BALTIMORE -- When can Baltimoreans see Babyface again?
It will not be at the new Charm City Live festival, as the singer and producer is no longer performing due to a "scheduling conflict," the Department of Recreation and Parks said.
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Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds was set to headline the inaugural edition of the festival, scheduled for Sept. 24 at War Memorial Plaza in front of Baltimore City Hall, along with R&B singers Kelly Price Jon B, and pop star Rebecca Black of "Friday" fame.
"We remain committed to curating a diverse lineup of entertainment that all Baltimoreans can enjoy and we will keep the public informed as more updates are made available about performers for what we know will be a great day of family-friendly fun," the department said.
Mayor Brandon Scott and other officials announced the festival a week ago. The all-day event is free and is also set to include food from local restaurants and a kids zone.