The latest event cancellations in Dallas-Fort Worth due to coronavirus concerns

As concerns regarding the spread of the coronavirus and government restrictions on group gatherings continue, more event cancellations and postponements are being announced every day in Dallas-Fort Worth. In an effort to keep you as up-to-date as possible, we’ll compile a list of different announcements every week.

Note: Given the pace at which things are happening during these times, cancellations are coming at a rapid clip. To be sure you’re up to speed, you may want to check with the presenting organization or venue regarding the status of any particular event.

Dallas

• Above & Beyond: The concerts by the electronic dance music group, scheduled for June 9 and 10 at Winspear Opera House, have been canceled.
• Alanis Morissette: Morissette has postponed her tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of Jagged Little Pill to undetermined dates in 2021, including the concert scheduled on June 14 at Dos Equis Pavilion.
• AWOLNATION: The rock band has canceled its remaining dates on the 2020 tour, including a concert at South Side Ballroom on June 14.
• Camp Nowhere: This music festival, headlined by Rezz and scheduled for June 20 at Dos Equis Pavilion, has been canceled.
• Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden presents Cool Thursdays Concert Series: After postponing many of the spring concerts to the summer, the Arboretum has decided to cancel all summer dates. The fall series, which includes some of the bands postponed from the spring, is still scheduled to start on September 1.
• Dallas Children’s Theater: The theater company has canceled in-person performances of its production of Miss Nelson Has a Field Day, scheduled for June 20-28. A virtual version will be released sometime in June.
• Dallas Observer Iron Fork: The foodie event, scheduled for June 10 at Centennial Hall, has been rescheduled for August 12.
• Dallas Summer Musicals:The national tour of The Cher Show has been postponed, including the dates at the Music Hall at Fair Park, July 6-18, 2021. Consequently, the previously postponed Jesus Christ Superstar, which had been scheduled for April 28-May 10, has replaced The Cher Show in the July 2021 dates.
• Dallas Symphony Orchestra: The symphony has canceled all concerts through May 30, including the children’s concert Presto Mambo on May 30.
• Dallas Theater Center: The theater company has fully canceled its production of Pipeline, which had previously been suspended from its dates of April 3-May 10.
• Dropkick Murphys and Rancid: This concert, which had previously been postponed from May 13 to a TBD date at The Bomb Factory, has now been fully canceled.
• An Evening of Conversation with Julie Andrews: This event, scheduled for June 26 at Winspear Opera House, has been rescheduled for April 23, 2021.
• Kyle Kinane: The Spring Break Tour: The comedian’s date at Texas Theatre, scheduled for June 2, has been rescheduled for November 5.
• Jimmy Buffett: The legendary pop singer has canceled his tour through June, which includes the June 21 date at Dos Equis Pavilion. The concert will not be rescheduled.
• Shawn Colvin: Steady On 30th Anniversary Tour: This concert, scheduled for August 28 at The Kessler, has been postponed to January 31, 2021.
• Simple Plan and New Found Glory: This concert, scheduled for June 27 at South Side Ballroom, has been postponed to an undetermined date.
• Sturgill Simpson: The country singer, who had rescheduled his March 27 concert at American Airlines Center to May 30, and then postponed his entire tour, has now canceled the tour entirely.
• Teatro Dallas: The theater company has canceled its production of Tlali: When We Were Earth, scheduled for June 20 at Latino Cultural Center.
• The Classics Theatre Project: The theater company has postponed The Hairy Ape, scheduled for May 20-June 6 at Margo Jones Theatre at Magnolia Lounge, to undetermined dates.
• Undermain Theatre: The theater company has postponed the entire Whither Goest Thou America Festival, originally April 19-May 6 and then rescheduled to June 11-28. The offerings from the 2020 festival, including the workshop of David Rabe’s He’s Born, He’s Borne, will be rescheduled for March 4-28, 2021.
• Uptown Players: The theater company has postponed Six Degrees of Separation, scheduled May 29-June 7, to undetermined dates.