Coronavirus Cancellations and Postponements: Lady Gaga's Album and More

Shania Twain's Las Vegas residency is on hiatus until August.A statement released on Saturday (April 11) announced that all May and June dates for the singer's Let's Go! show have been canceled "in accordance with CDC recommendations regarding events."Ticketholders can receive refunds at point of purchase within 30 days.Twain's residency at the Zappos Theater at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino is scheduled to resume in August and run through December."For now it's time to stay home," she

With clubs closed across the country and Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart on hiatus, we're asking reporting club DJs what they've been listening to lately -- while at home, of course.This week, we spoke with Los Angeles-based DJ Lynnwood, Las Vegas resident Joe Maz, and Minnesota's Larry Peace.Lynnwood is especially loving Curbi and Hasse De Moor's "Alcoholic," telling Billboard, "This nasty banger is perfect for that rush before the peak, combining elements of hard, bass, glitchy house with

A harsh reality. Lisa Vanderpump is saddened that her restaurants in Los Angeles and Las Vegas have had to close during the coronavirus pandemic, and now she’s opening up about the ordeal.

Lisa Vanderpump is just one of many restaurateurs whose businesses have been hit hard amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Her Los Angeles restaurants SUR, Tom Tom, PUMP, and Villa Blanca, as well as her Las Vegas hotspot, the Vanderpump Cocktail Garden, have all been temporarily closed for weeks as social distancing and stay-at-home measures have been put in place across the country to combat the spread of the infection.

Taking the right steps. After realizing their marriage isn’t where it should be, Meri and Kody Brown drive to Las Vegas to see a therapist during the Sunday, April 5, episode of Sister Wives.

Tony Bennett has hailed Lady Gaga as the “ultimate entertainer” after he was left in complete awe following one of her recent Las Vegas residency shows.

Sorry, Little Monsters!

Lady Gaga has made the "incredibly tough decision" to push back the release of her sixth album, Chromatica, as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic. In a heartfelt note she shared on Instagram on Tuesday (March

As concern grows over the worldwide spread of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, many are taking proactive measures to keep themselves safe from the flu-like virus, which can be fatal in the most extreme cases.

Lady Gaga has announced on her social media that she is delaying her “Chromatica” album, previously set for April 10, indefinitely. Additionally, the posts reveal she had planned to do a secret set at the Coachella Festival, before that gathering was pushed back from April to October.

The show must go on, but just at a later date! The 2020 Billboard Latin Music Awards have been postponed. On Tuesday, March 17, Telemundo and Billboard officially announced that the award show –which was set to be held on April 23 in Las Vegas – will moved forward at another date. “The health and safety of our guests, artists, participants and staff continue to be our highest priority, and we look forward to rescheduling the awards show and conference in the near future,” the statement read.

The Billboard Music Awards and Latin Music Awards have been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Billboard and Telemundo have announced that the 2020 Latinfest+ and the Billboard Latin Music Awards will be postponed for later this year, due to growing concerns over coronavirus. New dates for both events -- which were originally scheduled for April 20-23 in Las Vegas -- will be announced soon. “Following the Nevada Governor’s recommendations to limit the size of public

Cirque du Soleil, creator of many of the most popular shows in Las Vegas, said Saturday that it is temporarily suspending its productions in the city as well as around the world because of the new coronavirus outbreak. In a statement, the company said it made the decision based on public health authorities calling for people to limit their social interactions to stop the spread of the virus.

Kelly Clarkson is the latest star to be affected by the coronavirus pandemic, which has shut down production on her hit TV talk show and Las Vegas residency.

As concern continues to grow over the worldwide spread of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, many are taking proactive measures to keep themselves safe from the flu-like virus, which can be fatal in the most extreme cases.