Duran Duran are furious with Deutsche Bank after the organisation reneged on plans to hold a private concert with the band, according to reports.
The veteran group were due to be paid over half a million pounds for the gig later this summer.
But bosses at the bank decided that the concert would not be suitable amid the current credit crunch.
Speaking to the Mirror newspaper, an unnamed source said that the band had “rerouted their world tour at great cost to themselves to play the party.”
“Then there's the fee. They're in talks but neither side is budging. They are disappointed."
A spokesperson for the bank denied that their was a rift between the two parties but acknowledged that the current financial climate was behind the decision to cancel the show.
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- I’d pay half a million for them NOT to play

- If I had the money I would pay 100 million!!!

- I’d pay a Million to hear them FART!

- go to hell G and Dee

- Duran Duran deserve every penny! They rock live! They are a million times better then what’s current right now! And you can take that to Deutsche Bank! LOL! Well maybe not this Bank! lol!
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