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A spokesperson for The Stone Roses have assured fans that all of their upcoming gigs will go ahead as planned, despite an onstage incident in Amsterdam earlier this week.
As reported on Gigwise, the Manchester groups Dutch show ended in chaos when drummer Reni refused to return to the stage for an encore - leading Ian Brown to call him a 'c*nt' to the thousands of fans baying for more.
There were fears that this could lead the famously rocky relationship the band enjoy to take a turn for the worse and affect the rest of their reunion tour. However, speaking to Sky News, a spokesperson confirmed that the band will appear at all of their scheduled gigs.
"The band didn't play an encore - which is quite normal for them," she said.
"And they had already played their full planned set so no-one walked off before the end. All tour dates continue as planned."
This means the bands huge shows at Heaton Park in Manchester as well as a headline slot at V Festival remain unaffected.
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