Milli Vanilli se retira del concierto Freedom 250

Milli Vanilli anunció que no actuará en el próximo evento Freedom 250 en Washington, D.C. Otros artistas también se han distanciado del festival. El evento de 16 días está programado del 25 de junio al 10 de julio en el National Mall.

Milli Vanilli declaró el 28 de mayo que el grupo no tiene ninguna relación con el concierto Freedom 250. El grupo aclaró que cualquier uso de su nombre en la publicidad se refiere a una banda tributo. Los vocalistas originales, incluyendo a Jodie Rocco y otros, confirmaron que no actuarán en vivo en la Great American State Fair el 26 de junio.

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