Katseye have postponed another concert in Chicago, adding to the disruption surrounding their current tour after an earlier show was cancelled just 30 minutes before it was due to begin. The latest postponement was announced on Thursday, with the group citing member Megan Skiendiel’s illness.
A statement shared by the United Center confirmed that the show would not go ahead, warning fans that the venue doors would remain closed. Ticket holders were told to keep their tickets, which will be valid for a rescheduled date yet to be announced. Refunds will be available for anyone unable to attend the rearranged performance.
The disruption has also affected the group’s Minneapolis date. The Target Center announced that Saturday’s concert had been cancelled because of Skiendiel’s illness, with organisers promising to provide details of a new date.
The latest announcements follow Tuesday’s cancellation at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, where fans were informed at 7:30pm that the group would not perform as scheduled. The show had been due to start at 8pm, leaving many ticket holders already inside or gathered outside the venue. Katseye later confirmed that Skiendiel was unwell and unable to take the stage.
The late notice left some families angry and disappointed. Megan Schikora, who had brought her 10-year-old daughter to the Detroit show, told the Detroit News that the cancellation was upsetting, particularly given how close it came to the scheduled start time. Another mother, Jessica Lenhardt, told FOX 2 that she had spent more than $5,000 on travel, clothing and VIP tickets for her two daughters, questioning why fans had not been informed sooner.
Despite the frustration over the timing of the cancellations, attention has increasingly turned to Skiendiel’s health. Fans have taken to social media to send messages of support, with many wishing her a speedy recovery and expressing hope that the singer is doing well. No further details about her illness have been disclosed.
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