A D.C. Superior Court judge has dismissed a breach of contract lawsuit filed against musician Chuck Redd following his cancellation of a Christmas Eve performance at the Kennedy Center.
Attorneys for Redd confirmed that the judge dismissed the lawsuit. The legal action had been initiated against Redd after he canceled his scheduled Christmas Eve performance at the Kennedy Center in protest.
Redd, identified as a longtime Kennedy Center musician, commented on the court's decision. He said he was "very pleased with the judge's ruling."
The lawsuit alleged breach of contract related to Redd's cancellation of his Christmas Eve performance at the Kennedy Center. The performance had been scheduled for Christmas Eve at the Washington, D.C. venue.
Following the cancellation, legal proceedings were initiated against Redd. The case was heard in D.C. Superior Court, where a judge ultimately ruled to dismiss the lawsuit.
The ruling concludes the legal matter involving Redd and the Kennedy Center regarding the canceled Christmas Eve performance.
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