Amidst the L.A. wildfires, The Weeknd has delayed his Hurry Up Tomorrow album drop and canceled its accompanying show, while Beyoncé paused her announcement that had been scheduled for Jan. 14. Keep watching to see the events that have been delayed or canceled due to the ongoing wildfires.

The Weeknd is canceling his planned January 25 concert at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as deadly wildfires continue to wreak havoc in the region.

The singer posted the announcement to his socials saying the delay was out of respect for the Los Angeles wildfire victims.

Last month, The Weeknd treated Los Angeles fans to his upcoming era during Spotify’s Billions Club Live. Sadly, his onstage follow-up has been scrapped. Today (January 13), on Instagram, The Weeknd announced his decision to cancel his Rose Bowl concert in the wake of the LA Fires. In addition, Hurry Up Tomorrow has been postponed.

The Weeknd has canceled his Jan. 25 concert at the Rose Bowl “out of respect” for those affected by the wildfires in Southern California. “Out of respect and concern for the

The Weeknd has been teasing his new album for a while now, and only revealed its January release date at the end of November. Hurry Up Tomorrow was slated for the 24th, but it has now been pushed back a week due to the devastating LA wildfires.

The Weeknd has announced he is postponing the release of his new album and cancelling a huge show in the wake of the devastating Los Angeles fires. The 34-year-old artist, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, will now release his sixth album Hurry Up Tomorrow on January 31, a week later than previously announced.

"My focus remains on supporting the recovery of these communities and aiding its incredible people as they rebuild," the singer said in a post on Instagram.

Jimmy Kimmel Live' Opens L.A. Fire Resource Donation Center on Hollywood Backlot Hurry Up Tomorrow marks the last installment in his musical trilogy that includes 2022’s Dawn FM and 2020’s After Hours.