Country music superstar Taylor Swift has been hit with a lawsuit for allegedly keeping a multi-million dollar paycheck for a gig she never performed.
Swift has reportedly been sued over the $2.5 million paycheck she received to perform at the Capital Hoedown concert in Ottawa in August 2012. The concert was canceled by organizers and $1.8 million had to be refunded to customers. Swift allegedly kept the $2.5 million advance fee she was paid.
The complaint, filed in federal court in New York by Florida-based ticketing company Fire USA Inc, accuses the 23-year-old singer of a breach of agreement by refusing to schedule a new performance after the August 11, 2012 concert in Ottawa was canceled.
