Canceled 2020 Concerts by COVID-19

All the 2020 Concerts That COVID-19 Has Postponed So Far

As of writing, these shows have been either canceled or postponed.

By Clara Rosales for Spot.ph | Mar 5, 2020

You would know by now that we're always keen on sharing details about the latest concerts with you. 2020 had several shows lined up, but due to the spread of COVID-19 or the novel coronavirus, some artists have chosen to cancel or postpone their concerts for the safety of their fans and crew.

Here are the postponed or canceled Manila concerts and shows for 2020:

Green Day

Green Day announced they were performing in Manila on March 14, but decided to cancel the show, citing health and travel concerns related to COVID-19. They also cancelled their shows in Bangkok, Taipei, Hong Kong, Seoul, Osaka, and Tokyo. They did say to hold on to tickets, as they're working to reschedule the tour. Concert organizer MMI Live is yet to release info on possible new dates or refund instructions.

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For more information, visit MMI Live's Facebook page.

Avril Lavigne

Avril Lavigne announced that the Asian leg of her Head Above Water world tour would no longer be pushing through. Along with the canceled Manila stop, she also cancelled four shows in China, five in Japan, and one in Taiwan and Hong Kong. According to concert producer Wilbros Live, tickets will be still be valid on the new date—which they have yet to announce—alongside refund options for those who cannot make it to the rescheduled date.

For more information, visit Wilbros Live's Facebook page.

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Jimmy Eat World

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98 Degrees

98 Degrees was supposed to have shows in Manila, Cebu, and Davao on the month of February, but have postponed it to the month of May. They will still perform in SMX Convention Center Davao on May 16 and in Waterfront Hotel & Casino Cebu City on May 23.

For more information, visit Big Hit Events' Facebook page.

Running Man: A Decade of Laughter

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Original date and venue: February 9 at the Mall of Asia Arena
New date and venue: June 21 at the Mall of Asia Arena

Cast members Yoo Jae Suk, Haha, Ji Suk Jin, Kim Jong Kook, Lee Kwang Soo, Song Ji Hyo, Jeon So Min, and Yang Se Chan of the South Korean variety show Running Man was supposed to come to Manila on February 9 for a fanmeet, but rescheduled to June 21 instead. PULP Live World announced that all tickets purchased will still be valid on the the new date.

For more information, visit PULP Live World's Facebook page.

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For more information, visit Karpos Multimedia's Facebook page.

Wanderland

artists pulling out due to travel restrictions but decided to push through by getting other acts to fill in the slots. The festival's social media account has even posted videos of the stage already set up at the Filinvest City Event Grounds, and headliner Foals was already in the country. All lights were green, but due to the directive of the City Government of Muntinlupa not to hold the festival, Karpos Multimedia had no choice but to postpone Wanderland to a later date. According to the event organizer, refund details will be up soon, and that they're still working to reschedule. In their words, "It's not game over, Wanderers. We're just at a time out."

For more information, visit Karpos Multimedia's Facebook page.

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This story originally appeared on Spot.ph.

* Minor edits have been made by the Esquiremag.ph editors.