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A Complete Rundown of the Las Vegas Residencies Canceled Due to Coronavirus

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Amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, unfortunately, many Las Vegas Residencies have been canceled or postponed. In many states (and potentially soon to be nationwide), large gatherings of over 250 people in one place are being discouraged and banned for an indefinite amount of time. As you can imagine, this has greatly affected the music industry as a whole. Every artist who’s on a tour has had to postpone/reschedule shows until later in the year. This has also affected artists who have Las Vegas Residencies.

The Jonas Brothers were set to perform a 19-day Vegas Residency at the Park MGM from April 1-18. Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus outbreak, the band posted a statement to their social media pages, explaining the cancellation of their residency. Because it was such a limited residency, the shows are not being postponed to a later date; they are canceled permanently.

Another artist whose Vegas Residency was affected is Kelly Clarkson. Her residency, titled “Invincible,” was set to begin on April 1, but in light of the coronavirus outbreak, the opening shows have been pushed back to July. The singer-songwriter and talk show host posted a statement across her social media channels, announcing the postponed shows. She has also temporarily halted production on her talk show The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Below is a full list of the Vegas Residencies that have been postponed or canceled, courtesy of the Las Vegas Review-Journal:

Ween, Brooklyn Bowl, March 19-21: postponed to Oct. 2-4.

Andre Rieu, T-Mobile Arena, March 20: postponed.

Vonda Shepard, The Smith Center, March 20-21: postponed.

Viva Ska Vegas, Fremont Country Club, March 20-21: postponed to Sept. 11-12 (tentative).

Kansas, The Smith Center, March 21: postponed.

Bill Burr, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, March 21: postponed.

Ana Gabriel, Mandalay Bay Events Center, March 21: postponed.

Prince Royce, Palms, March 21: postponed.

Robbie Williams, Wynn Las Vegas, March 24-April 4: postponed.

Silverstein, Brooklyn Bowl, March 24: postponed.

Galactic, Brooklyn Bowl, March 25: canceled.

Zac Brown Band, T-Mobile Arena, March 27: postponed.

Tchami, Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, March 27: canceled.

Bad Religion and Alkaline Trio, Brooklyn Bowl, March 27: postponed.

Brantley Gilbert, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, March 28: postponed.

Mary Wilson, The Smith Center, March 28-29: postponed.

Baby Shark, Orleans Arena, April 2: postponed.

95.5 The Bull’s All-Star Guitar Pull, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, April 2: canceled.

Sech, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, April 4: postponed.

Wilco, Brooklyn Bowl, April 4: postponed.

Insomnium, Backstage Bar & Billiards, April 5: canceled.

Diana Ross, Encore Theater, April 8, 10, 11, 15, 17 and 18: postponed.

Viva Las Vegas, The Orleans, April 9-12: postponed to 2021.

Reggae Rise Up, Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, April 18-19: canceled.

Letterkenny Live, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, April 18: postponed.

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Sarah DeNunzio

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