By: Madeleine Porter
This article is currently being updated.
The entertainment industry is rapidly responding to the spread of coronavirus. In an effort to prevent spreading the virus, a number of concerts and other events have been canceled or postponed.
FM100 has compiled a list of concerts that are canceled or postponed:
Canceled or postponed concerts
Kelly Clarkson
Her Las Vegas, NV show “Las Vegas Residency” at Zappos theatre is postponed until further notice. There is no update on when the concert will be rescheduled.
Cher
Cher’s “Here We Go Again Tour” at Vivint Arena is now rescheduled for October 17th, 2020. Tickets bought from the original concert date will be honored at the October show.
TOOL
Their March 16th show at the Maverik Center is postponed. Hold on to tickets until the new date is planned.
Post Malone
His March 21st concert at Vivint Smart Home Arena is postponed.
Celine Dion
Her March 26th concert at Vivint Smart Home Arena is postponed.
JoJo Siwa
Her March 27th concert at Vivint Smart Home Arena is postponed. Hold on to your tickets.
Lauren Daigle
Lauren Daigle is postponing most of her tour dates through April due to concerns over the coronavirus. Her April 14th show at the Maverik Center is now rescheduled for August 8th, 2020.
CHER
The one and only Cher has rescheduled her April 27th performance at Vivint Smart Home Arena to October 17, 2020 with her highly successful Here We Go Again Tour!
Zac Brown Band
Their March 26th show at the Maverik Center has been postponed due to the coronavirus. The country band announced Tuesday that it will postpone its remaining spring concerts through April 25.
Rescheduled “The Owl” tour dates have not been announced, but tickets will be honored for the new dates.
Khalid
The “Location” singer was originally scheduled to tour the continent from March 24 to April 14 but postponed those concerts back in February.
BTS
BTS canceled four shows in Seoul’s Olympic Stadium in April. The South Korea concerts were meant to take place on April 11, 12, 18, and 19. The K-pop group’s “Map of the Soul” tour is now slated to begin on May 4 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles, California.