Fans who had tickets to certain performances will now attend them on different dates. The new dates are September 6 and 7. These shows were originally set for late August.
Organizers made this change due to health issues. People who already bought tickets do not need to buy new ones.
Ticket holders should review their tickets for information about the rescheduled performances. Further details are available from the event organizers.
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