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When severe weather hits, event organisers like Hitchin Live have a duty to ensure everyone's safety. They assess risks like lightning and heavy rain, which can make stages unsafe or cause flooding. If they can't guarantee safety, cancelling a performance, even a popular one like The Human League's, becomes a necessary decision to protect both performers and the audience.
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