Morris Day Denies Performing at ‘Freedom 250’ Festival in D.C.
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Morris Day Denies Performing at ‘Freedom 250’ Festival in D.C.

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Singer Morris Day has denied what he is calling “rumors” that he and the Time are set to play a “Freedom 250” concert on the National Mall next month. This denial contradicts announcements from organizers, who had advertised him as headlining a show scheduled for June 27. The performance was intended to be part of a 16-day patriotic fair in Washington, D.C.

The festival has become a topic of discussion, described as controversial. Following the organizers' announcement, fans balked at Morris Day’s advertised participation. In response to the reports, the singer clarified his position regarding the event, stating simply, “It’s a No for Me.”

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