1. Promoter contracts with Band to put on a performance in Los Angeles on the evening of May 7. On May 6, there is an unexpected airline strike. Band is located in New York City. The airline strike has made it impossible to take a commercial airline from the East Coast to Los Angeles in time for the concert. Without asking Band if they can make it to the May 7 concert, Promoter immediately contracts with Singer to perform on the evening of May 7. Promoter then informs Band he has terminated their agreement. Unknown to Promoter, Band had a private jet it was planning to use to get to the concert on time. Band informs Promoter of these facts. It is still May 6. If you were Band's attorney, what advice would you give Band on their rights at this point in time? If you were Promoter's attorney, what would you tell Promoter about his rights and responsibilities now?