Fans continue to show support at Hedley concert in Kitchener

'I'm sticking with them until proven guilty,' said one teen fan

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Caption: Fans still came out to the Hedley concert in Kitchener on Saturday, despite calls to cancel the show. (Carmen Ponciano/CBC)

Hedley fans made their way to The Aud arena in Kitchener Saturday to watch the band perform before the members step down at the end of their tour.
Despite calls to cancel the Kitchener concert, the band still put on a show and fans continue to show their support.
"I'm sticking with them until proven guilty," said one teen fan, who has been to three Hedley concerts in the past.

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"I believe in Canada, we should be innocent until proven guilty," said another concert-goer, whose first Hedley concert was Saturday and bought tickets to support the band.
"I feel bad with what's going on with them and if it actually is true, I'll feel even worse, but I don't believe half of it so I bought tickets in support."
Cities across southwestern Ontario have cancelled Hedley shows since allegations of sexual misconduct against main singer, Jacob Hoggard, surfaced.

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The City of Kitchener told CBC News it has been monitoring the situation over the past weeks.
However, a contract with Live Nation meant the Hedley concert must go on for Saturday.
Concert-goers who no longer wanted to attend the show were able to get a refund for their tickets.

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