Kelsea Ballerini fans still have questions about her canceled concert. The country star, who is currently on her first-ever headlining arena tour, recently addressed her upcoming Las Vegas show being pulled from her schedule without explanation.
On March 14, Ballerini shared a series of photos from her show in Seattle, Washington, on Instagram. While many fans flooded the comments with praise for her performance and compliments about her pics, some were more focused on the canceled show in Sin City.
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“Why did we get Vegas cancelled? I’m literally so sad,” one person commented, referencing the concert that was supposed to take place on March 28.
Ballerini herself responded to the inquiry, though she didn’t exactly answer the question.
“I’m so sorry, I really am. I’m doing my best out here, I promise,” Ballerini wrote. She added the broken heart and white heart emojis to her comment.
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Despite Ballerini finally speaking out about the situation, fans are still unsure why the show was canceled or if it’ll be rescheduled.
Would-be concertgoers only found out about the scrapped show when they received an email from T-Mobile Arena revealing that they’d be getting a refund for their tickets.
One fan in the comments claimed that they called the venue and was told “the promoter of the tour pulled the show.” Other commenters claimed the venue was the one to pull the plug on the concert. So far, however, no official explanation has been offered.
While those who planned to attend the Vegas date are certainly bummed, fans do have plenty of other chances to catch Ballerini live.
This month alone, Ballerini has shows scheduled in Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, and Denver. Her tour will continue into the next month, before wrapping on April 13 in Toronto.
In addition to her tour, Ballerini is in the midst of her first season as a coach on The Voice. She also recently attended the iHeartRadio Music Awards, where she introduced her “hometown hero and dear friend” Kenny Chesney’s performance.
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