LifestyleNine.com.auEd Sheeran, Macklemore saga: All the actors, musicians and celebrities taking sides including Boy George, Rodger Waters, Hannah Einbinder.
Celebrities worldwide are picking sides over Ed Sheeran dropping Macklemore from his tour, with Roger Waters calling Sheeran a little prick and Boy George falling for two online hoaxes.
The fallout over Ed Sheeran dropping Macklemore from his Loop Tour just keeps growing and now musicians all over the world are taking sides, from Australian singer Guy Sebastian, to actress Hannah Einbinder.
The fallout from Ed Sheeran dropping Macklemore from his Loop Tour has grown into a global celebrity debate with stars publicly taking sides.
Roger Waters, 83, called Sheeran a little prick in an Instagram video, while Boy George defended Sheeran but embarrassingly fell for two separate internet hoaxes.
Several acts who withdrew from the tour stressed their protest was aimed at venue owners, not Sheeran personally, saying he had changed their lives.
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