Tallest Man on Earth not playing folk fest
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Scratch the Tallest Man on Earth from the Winnipeg Folk Festival lineup.
The Swedish singer-songwriter was among the artists that were going to play the event, which takes place July 11-14 at Birds Hill Provincial Park. It was announced Friday he will not be appearing.
Meanwhile, the festival has added Montreal indie-rock group Half Moon Road to the list of festival headliners.
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