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JLS pull out of T4 On The Beach
Published Sunday, Jul 10 2011, 13:52 BST | By Colin Daniels | 49 comments

The group, who were added to the bill last month, blamed the cancellation on "production problems" as they were unable to soundcheck.
"We regret to inform you that JLS will not be able to perform at T4 On The Beach today due to production problems," a message on their Facebook page read. "JLS flew in for T4OTB and arrived on site at Weston super-Mare at 7.30am for a soundcheck and camera rehearsal.
"The soundcheck was continually pushed back. JLS were finally able to soundcheck at 930am but by this point the gates were open and the crowd were let in which meant JLS could not soundcheck.
"As a result of not being allowed to soundcheck and rehearse JLS cannot perform their set which had been especially created for T4. JLS are gutted they are unable to perform on stage today and are sorry to fans who have travelled to see them but this situation was out of their control."
All four members have since posted messages on their shared Twitter account, stating their disappointment at the news.
"We are SO sorry that we are not performing," Marvin Humes wrote. "It's something that was beyond our control. As a 4 piece live singing band there is no way we can do such a huge show without a soundcheck or camera rehearsal. We are extremely disappointed to let you all down."
Example, Cher Lloyd and Nicola Roberts are all due to perform at the event.
Watch the video of JLS's new single 'She Makes Me Wanna' below:
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