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Slipknot have announced that their 2021 festival dates this summer in Russia, Ukraine and Europe have been rescheduled to 2022.Taking to social media on Friday (June 11), the metal icons shared new dates for festival shows in Moscow, Kiev, Bucharest, Plovdiv, Athens and Wacken.

Manic Street Preachers have rescheduled their pair of upcoming NHS tribute shows in Cardiff.The Welsh trio had intended to play the gigs at the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena in December last year, but those dates were moved to July 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.Manic Street Preachers have confirmed this morning (June 8) that their rescheduled July dates have been moved for a second time.The gigs – both of which are sold out – will now take place on Sunday 19 and Monday 20 September due to “the

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard have once again rescheduled their planned US and Canadian tour dates.The Australian psych rockers were originally set to tour the States last year, but were forced to push dates back to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer have rescheduled the remaining dates of their ‘Hella Mega Tour‘.The US leg of the groups’ joint tour had already been postponed from summer 2020 to this summer, however, ongoing coronavirus restrictions have meant fresh dates have been set for next year.

Mötley Crüe and English rockers Def Leppard have once again rescheduled their co-headline US tour, pushing the dates back to 2022.The two bands were originally set to hit the road over summer 2020, which was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Glass Animals have announced North American stops for their ‘Dreamland’ tour – and confirmed rescheduled EU dates for 2022.The band’s tour in support of 2020 album ‘Dreamland’ will now begin in the United States this August and hit pause in October after a stop in Santa Barbara, California. Glass Animals will then return to the UK to perform, and head back to North America in March 2022 for a month of shows.

Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer‘s huge Hella Mega Tour has been rescheduled to 2022 – check out the new dates below.The jaunt, which saw its opening leg in Asia axed due to coronavirus concerns, was due to hit the UK, Europe and US last summer before heading to Australia and New Zealand in November.After all dates were pushed back due to ongoing pandemic-related restrictions, new dates were announced for summer 2021 in the UK and Europe, along with US dates also set for summer.While the US

Jimmy Eat World have postponed their 2021 tour dates, rescheduling to 2022.Jim Adkins and co.

Iron Maiden have rescheduled their European ‘Legacy Of The Beast’ tour due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis – see new dates for 2022 below.The metal legends’ manager Rod Smallwood said in a statement: ​“Naturally the band are hugely disappointed; a second summer without touring, especially with this very special Legacy show, is very hard to take.“They send their best wishes to you all, knowing full well you fans will feel the same.

Jarvis Cocker-led band released their debut album ‘Beyond the Pale’ back in July, which featured the original version of ‘Swanky Modes’.JARV IS… have today (April 14) shared reggae pioneer and innovator Dennis Bovell’s remix of ‘Swanky Modes’, as well as an additional dub cut and a dub mix instrumental of ‘Swanky Modes’.A two-track 7-inch vinyl single (featuring the Dennis Bovell Mix and the Dennis Bovell DubMix) will be released in June.

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorGuns N’ Roses have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour dates to 2022, due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is in a third spike in several countries on the European continent.The dates, originally scheduled for 2020, will now take place in June and July 2022, the band announced on social media Tuesday morning.“Hey Gunners, unfortunately we need to ask for your patience one more time,” the band said in a statement.

Guns N’ Roses have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour dates to 2022 due to the coronavirus pandemic.The band have already been forced to move the shows once, with their 2020 touring plans being scrapped due to the global health crisis.Guns N’ Roses have confirmed this morning (April 6) that their UK and European dates will now take place in June and July 2022.

Glasgow homecoming gig set for 2021 has been rescheduled with a change of venue - after the show already faced postponement from its original 2020 date. The gig, which was part of an original 2020 tour that had to be changed due to the coronavirus pandemic, was planned to go head at Bellahouston Park this June instead.

MONSTA X have rescheduled their upcoming North American tour for the second time due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.On March 25, Starship Entertainment released a statement in English and Korean informing fans of the change.

Biffy Clyro have rescheduled their huge outdoor show in Glasgow for later this year, and changed the venue for the event.The show, originally set for late June in Bellahouston Park, will now take place across the city at Glasgow Green on September 9.As with the original date, support for the show will come from Yungblud, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Porridge Radio.“We’ve missed playing for you guys a lot & wish June could happen but alas…” the band wrote on Twitter to announce the

You Me At Six have announced they have been forced to reschedule their UK tour, originally set to kick off next month.The Surrey outfit will now perform in Manchester, Bristol, Newcastle and London this September, with all current tickets remaining valid for the new stops.New dates for the band’s shows in Cardiff, Glasgow and Birmingham were unable to be locked down.

DMA’s have rescheduled dates of the UK leg of their ‘The Glow’ tour due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions.The Australian trio, who were originally set to play in the UK last autumn before dates were moved to April 2021, have now moved the April dates to October.

Foals have rescheduled their forthcoming UK tour for a third time – see the new dates in full below.The Oxford group, who released their latest album ‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Pt.2’ in October 2019, were originally due to hit the road in April last year.

Biffy Clyro have rescheduled the live dates on their upcoming ‘Fingers Crossed’ tour, which had been set to kick off next month.The gigs, which were set to take place in a number of venues that the trio haven’t played “in over 10 years”, have now been moved following the UK government’s recent announcement of its ‘roadmap’ out of coronavirus lockdown – which could only see a total lifting of restrictions by June 21 at the very earliest.Biffy have now moved the gigs to October and November 2021,

Enter Shikari have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour dates, with the gigs now set to kick off in December 2021.The four-piece had been hoping to tour the UK in May and June this year in support of their April 2020 album ‘Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible’, but the UK government’s recent announcement of its ‘roadmap’ out of coronavirus lockdown – which could only see a total lifting of restrictions by June 21 at the very earliest – has forced the band to re-think their

The Killers have once again rescheduled their UK stadium tour dates, pushing the huge shows back to summer 2022.The band had initially been set out to hit the road in support of ‘Imploding The Mirage‘ in summer 2020, before those dates were delayed to this year and set to kick off in May 2021.

Blossoms have rescheduled their forthcoming UK tour to August and September 2021.The band’s live dates were originally set to take place in March 2020, but the coronavirus outbreak in the UK forced those shows to initially be moved to August.

Skunk Anansie have rescheduled their 25LIVE@25 Tour UK and European tour for a second time – see the new dates in full below.The 25th anniversary shows, initially announced in February 2020, were to take in a trio of summer gigs last year followed by an extensive tour throughout October, November and December 2020.With the gigs unable to take place due to the coronavirus pandemic, the band announced a new run of shows that were meant to take place this June. However, Skin and co.

TV Priest have rescheduled their forthcoming UK tour and added some new dates.The band were set to head out on the road this Spring, but the tour was has now been rescheduled to October – November 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Sub Pop signees are set to hit up 11 cities across the country, beginning in London at the Shackwell Arms on October 19 and ending on November 4 in Southampton at Heartbreakers.The band have also rescheduled their socially distanced and sold out dual headliner

Taylor Swift has made it official that her handful of Lover Fest shows will no longer be rescheduled. The singer had to postpone the shows in the summer of last year when the pandemic was in its initial stage.

Aerosmith have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour dates to 2022 due to the coronavirus pandemic.The veteran band had been hoping to tour in June of this year after their initial 2020 live plans were scrapped due to the worldwide health crisis.Aerosmith’s forthcoming live dates in the UK and Europe have been moved for a second time, with the band now set to complete a series of gigs in June and July 2022.“Due to current conditions and for the safety of our fans, the 2021 European

Queen and Adam Lambert have rescheduled their forthcoming UK tour yet again and added new dates.The band were set to head out on a huge UK and European tour last summer, but the jaunt was rescheduled to May – July 2021 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.But the dates have now been rescheduled to 2022 kicking off with two shows at the AO Arena Manchester on May 30 and 31.

Squeeze have announced that they are moving their socially distanced London show for a second time due to the coronavirus.Originally set to play the O2 Arena on February 27, the South London band will now perform to a reduced capacity crowd on May 22, 2021.The Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford led group said they pushed the date back “due to the current lockdown in England which has created logistical concerns”.The O2 has planned to scale down its 20,000 capacity to just 4,700 for the show.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeNow that the Recording Academy and CBS have moved this year’s Grammy Awards telecast to March 14, that puts it in competition with the 27th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards — and SAG-AFTRA is not happy with the news.The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the shuffling of most dates this awards season, and as the Oscars and Golden Globes pushed their 2021 ceremonies into the spring, so did the SAG Awards, which announced the revised March ceremony date on July

Sea Girls have rescheduled their upcoming UK tour for the second time – check out the new run of dates below.The tour, originally set to take place this November, was rescheduled for February 2021 back in September, and the gigs have now been pushed again to October 2021.Speaking of the latest rearrangement of the tour, which will see the band supported by rising star Baby Queen, Sea Girls said: “We’ve made the difficult but necessary decision to reschedule our UK April and EU February 2021 tour

Billie Eilish's plans for her world tour didn't go as planned. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the 18-year-old singer announced on Thursday that they will be refunding fans for their tickets and VIP passes for her previously postponed tour.«Hi guys, I wish that I could have seen you on tour this year.

EastEnders actress Louisa Lytton was forced to postpone her 2020 wedding to Ben Bhanvra due to Covid-19 restrictions.They are not alone, many other couples including Strictly's Graziano di Prima and Giada Lini, and Mario Falcone and Becky Meisner had to do the same.The tough decision could have been a costly one, as weddings get more expensive every year.

Manic Street Preachers have rescheduled their Cardiff Arena shows for the NHS until July 2021 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The Welsh rock veterans were due to play one free gig for NHS workers and another fundraiser gig for health service charities this December at Cardiff Motorpoint Arena, but the gigs will now take place next summer.The free concert for NHS workers will now take place on Friday July 16, with charity gig open to the public now set for Saturday July 17.

Tame Impala have rescheduled their North American tour for the second time, postponing the dates to July 2021.The North American tour was meant to kick off in May this year in support of their latest album, ‘The Slow Rush’, but was axed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The tour was then postponed to February next year.Tame Impala’s North American tour will now commence on July 22, 2021 in Mexico City, and will conclude on October 18 in Miami, Florida.

Céline Dion will no longer tour Canada this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic.