Guetta's support act Robin Schulz denied entry due to paperwork

German DJ and producer Robin Schulz, who was scheduled to accompany David Guetta on his multi-city Sunburn Arena Tour, has announced that he won't be able to make it as he did not have the yellow fever vaccination, mandatory for people entering India after spending time in Brazil.
Schulz was arriving in the country after touring Brazil and didn't have the 'Yellow Vaccine' paperwork. The DJ took to social media to apologise to his Indian fans for not making it to the concerts.
"I am so sorry not to be with you this weekend playing with David Guetta in India. Unfortunately, I had travelled all the way from my shows in Brazil and I didn't have the Yellow Vaccine paperwork which is required to be allowed into the country after spending time in Brazil," Schulz wrote in Facebook post.

"Without this information, I was refused entry and sent home again. My apologies to all my fans hoping to see me perform this weekend," he said.
Guetta's multi-city tour is facing trouble of its own as both his Bengaluru and Mumbai concerts have been cancelled by the authorities.
Schulz, however, hoped that he will soon be back in India.
Brains behind the tracks like "Sugar","Prayer In C" and more, Schulz performances in India were planned following the release of his latest single "Shed A Light" with Guetta and American DJ trio Cheat Codes.
There is no clarity on Guetta's Hyderabad and Delhi concerts, which are scheduled to take place on January 14 and 15, respectively.