Sammy Hagar’s first pandemic-era concert, scheduled for next month at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in Cleveland, OH, has been cancelled due to the pandemic.
The September 18 Rockin’ Fore The Kids live concert was to see Hagar & The Circle headline a benefit show at the venue, with all funds raised going to the cancer-fighting efforts of Akron’s Children’s Hospital, MusiCares and local food banks.
According to Cleveland Scene, organizers issued a statement updating fans on the sold-out concert, part of a week-long celebrity-filled series of charitable events.
"After careful consideration, and in light of the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) developments, this year’s Mawaka Foundation/LOPen Charities events have been postponed indefinitely," say organizers. "Thank you everyone for your generous contributions and support. If you purchased tickets to this year’s event, you will be fully refunded."
It’s the latest pandemic-related shutdown for Hagar and The Circle, following the cancellation of a planned three-month summer US tour in support of their debut studio record, “Space Between””, which debuted at No. 4 on the US Billboard 200 upon its release in May of 2019.
See also:
Sammy Hagar performs Van Halen classic in new Lockdown Sessions video
Sammy Hagar to play first pandemic-era concert
Sammy Hagar joins members of The Doobie Brothers and Fleetwood Mac for Traffic classic
Sammy Hagar performs Van Halen classic in new Lockdown Sessions video
Search Sammy Hagar at hennemusic
