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Adele, 33, broke down in tears when she announced that she had to postpone her long-awaited residency at Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace Hotel due to personal reasons, which include several members of her crew testing positive for Covid-19. Now, as fans await new dates for her residency, HollywoodLife has EXCLUSIVELY learned that she is “determined” to make this happen!

Turnstile have announced the postponement of their imminent European tour behind their 2021 album ‘GLOW ON’.After a short UK tour next week – which is still going ahead – the band were set to head to the continent for shows in Germany, Belgium, Denmark and beyond.Taking to Twitter to announce the rescheduled dates, and confirm that the UK tour will begin as planned in Nottingham this weekend (January 29), Turnstile said: “We’re so excited to see you in the UK this week.“Update: The following shows in Germany, France, Netherlands, and Belgium have been rescheduled to the summer.”See the remaining UK dates and rescheduled EU shows below. Support on all shows comes from Chubby and the Gang.JANUARY29 – Nottingham, Rock CityFEBRUARY1 – London, Roundhouse3 – London, Kentish Town Forum5 – Leeds, RefectoryJUNE18 – Hamburg, Gruenspan20 – Paris, Elysee Montmartre22 – Hasselt, ModJULY5 – Berlin, Astra Kulturhaus6 – Haarlem, Patronaat18 – Cologne, PalladiumWe’re so excited to see you in the UK this week ❤️*Update: The following shows in Germany, France, Netherlands, and Belgium have been rescheduled to the summer.

Biffy Clyro have postponed their 2022 European headline tour due to ongoing COVID concerns – see all the details below.The Scottish trio were due to hit the road in Europe last October for a run of delayed concerts. In June, however, they announced that the gigs were being pushed back again to February/March this year.Taking to social media today (January 19), Biffy Clyro told fans that the concerts will now take place between August and October “due to ongoing concerns and restrictions around Coronavirus”.The show originally scheduled for Atlantico Rome on February 27 is “no longer possible”, according to the band.

Jungle have rescheduled a number of live dates on their 2022 European tour due to coronavirus restrictions.The band are now due to tour from March through to August next year in support of their recent album ‘Loving In Stereo’, which was released back in August.Jungle had been set to begin touring next month, with dates in France, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands all scheduled for January and February.However, in a statement issued today (December 15), Jungle cited the “new restrictions being put in place due to the Omicron variant” of COVID-19 in forcing their hand when it comes to rescheduling those gigs, which will now take place in May and June 2022.A post shared by JUNGLE (@jungle4eva)“The safety of our fans is the most important

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Teyana Taylor landed in the emergency room after her 'body gave out,' and she was forced to reschedule the Connecticut leg of her farewell tour.The 30-year-old music artist wrote the news on Instagram in the early hours of Sunday morning.Underneath a photo of her lying in a hospital bed, the Harlem, New York native began her caption, 'Thank you, thank you, thank you so much for all the warm love, sweet videos & prayers from my CT rose petals….

Genesis have rescheduled their three shows at The O2 in London to next spring – check out the new dates below.Earlier this month, the band were forced to postpone their final four UK reunion tour dates due to a positive COVID test.The cancellations came after the band have been travelling across the UK for their ‘The Last Domino?’ tour, which kicked off in Birmingham last month and marked their first shows in 14 years.With a US leg of the tour kicking off next month, the band will then return to London on March 24, 25 and 26 next year to honour the cancelled shows.See the band’s remaining ‘The Last Domino?’ reunion tour dates below:NOVEMBER 202115 – Chicago, United Center18 – Washington DC, Capitol One Arena20 – Charlotte, Spectrum Center22

Confidence Man have rescheduled their UK and Ireland tour dates once more.It’s the second time the Australian electro-pop duo have been forced to postpone the dates due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The dates mean that the pair will visit Manchester, London, Edinburgh, Bristol, Galway and Dublin between May 3 and June 17 2022.They’ve also added additional dates now in Brighton, Nottingham, Norwich and Cambridge. Their planned show in Belfast has, however been cancelled.Speaking about the move, they said: “UK/EU news for you! Due to the situation in Australia we’ve had to reschedule to 2022. New dates and a glowed up new year.

The Black Crowes have rescheduled their upcoming UK and Ireland tour for a second time due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The ‘Shake Your Money Maker’ tour, which is currently travelling across the US, celebrates 30 years of the Georgia rock band’s – now comprised of brothers Rich and Chris Robinson, and Sven Pipien – debut album.Having previously postponed the shows to autumn this year, the band have now announced they’ve had to move the tour again.

Biffy Clyro have rescheduled their upcoming European tour to 2022 due to the uncertainty over travel restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic.The three-piece’s latest amendment to their live plans follows on from the rescheduling of the UK dates on their ‘Fingers Crossed’ tour to October as a result of the continuing health crisis.Addressing fans in a statement this morning (June 22), Biffy said that they made the decision to postpone their European tour – which had been due to kick off in October in Madrid – due to the “ongoing uncertainty around travel restrictions”.Biffy’s European dates will now take place in February and March 2022, with the band saying that they “can’t wait to get out and see you all as soon as it is safe for

Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer have rescheduled the remaining dates of their ‘Hella Mega Tour‘.The US leg of the groups’ joint tour had already been postponed from summer 2020 to this summer, however, ongoing coronavirus restrictions have meant fresh dates have been set for next year.

Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer‘s huge Hella Mega Tour has been rescheduled to 2022 – check out the new dates below.The jaunt, which saw its opening leg in Asia axed due to coronavirus concerns, was due to hit the UK, Europe and US last summer before heading to Australia and New Zealand in November.After all dates were pushed back due to ongoing pandemic-related restrictions, new dates were announced for summer 2021 in the UK and Europe, along with US dates also set for summer.While the US dates appear to still be going ahead, the UK and European leg of the tour has now been pushed back to summer 2022.In a joint statement, the bands said: “Europe + UK – this past year has been chaotic to say the very least, and while we hoped we’d be

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Biffy Clyro have rescheduled their huge outdoor show in Glasgow for later this year, and changed the venue for the event.The show, originally set for late June in Bellahouston Park, will now take place across the city at Glasgow Green on September 9.As with the original date, support for the show will come from Yungblud, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Porridge Radio.“We’ve missed playing for you guys a lot & wish June could happen but alas…” the band wrote on Twitter to announce the rescheduled show.

You Me At Six have announced they have been forced to reschedule their UK tour, originally set to kick off next month.The Surrey outfit will now perform in Manchester, Bristol, Newcastle and London this September, with all current tickets remaining valid for the new stops.New dates for the band’s shows in Cardiff, Glasgow and Birmingham were unable to be locked down. Find the new dates below.In a statement, You Me At Six said, “Our UK shows originally in May have been rescheduled to this September… Truly sorry to all our fans there who have been waiting for these shows.

DMA’s have rescheduled dates of the UK leg of their ‘The Glow’ tour due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions.The Australian trio, who were originally set to play in the UK last autumn before dates were moved to April 2021, have now moved the April dates to October.

Foals have rescheduled their forthcoming UK tour for a third time – see the new dates in full below.The Oxford group, who released their latest album ‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Pt.2’ in October 2019, were originally due to hit the road in April last year. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic, they were forced to reschedule their tour to April and May 2021.Now, the band have announced that the tour has been rescheduled to 2022, although their Cardiff and Swansea gigs will still go ahead later this year.

Biffy Clyro have rescheduled the live dates on their upcoming ‘Fingers Crossed’ tour, which had been set to kick off next month.The gigs, which were set to take place in a number of venues that the trio haven’t played “in over 10 years”, have now been moved following the UK government’s recent announcement of its ‘roadmap’ out of coronavirus lockdown – which could only see a total lifting of restrictions by June 21 at the very earliest.Biffy have now moved the gigs to October and November 2021, with the live dates set to kick off in Liverpool on October 29 and end on November 4 in Bristol.“Due to the current government restrictions in place in England, The Fingers Crossed Tour will be not be able to take place in April – however, we are

Enter Shikari have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour dates, with the gigs now set to kick off in December 2021.The four-piece had been hoping to tour the UK in May and June this year in support of their April 2020 album ‘Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible’, but the UK government’s recent announcement of its ‘roadmap’ out of coronavirus lockdown – which could only see a total lifting of restrictions by June 21 at the very earliest – has forced the band to re-think their plans.Enter Shikari will now hit the road at the end of the year, with the existing UK dates being bolstered by the addition of extra gigs in Lincoln, Bristol, Hull, Liverpool and Leeds.Dinosaur Pile-Up and Nova Twins will support on the UK dates, with

The Killers have once again rescheduled their UK stadium tour dates, pushing the huge shows back to summer 2022.The band had initially been set out to hit the road in support of ‘Imploding The Mirage‘ in summer 2020, before those dates were delayed to this year and set to kick off in May 2021. However, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and with mass outdoor gatherings currently not set to return in the UK until June 21, the gigs have now been rescheduled until next summer – with an extra show added in Falkirk.“UK and Ireland friends  – we’re sorry, but there’s no way around this,” said the band in a statement.

Blossoms have rescheduled their forthcoming UK tour to August and September 2021.The band’s live dates were originally set to take place in March 2020, but the coronavirus outbreak in the UK forced those shows to initially be moved to August.