Jenny Lewis cancels all indoor concert events over COVID-19 considerations
Jenny Lewis has cancelled a handful of her forthcoming US tour dates attributable to “the continued COVID scenario”.
Lewis had been scheduled to undertake a nine-date run of reveals within the US this September, as she’d introduced again in Might.
Posting on Twitter at present (August 13), representatives for Lewis stated the choice had been made “out of an abundance of warning” for the continued pandemic, and asserted that she wouldn’t be performing “at any indoor venues for the rest of the yr”.
Out of an abundance of warning as a result of ongoing COVID scenario, Jenny Lewis won’t carry out at any indoor venues for the rest of the yr. Due to this fact, it’s with nice disappointment that the under indoor reveals have been cancelled. 1/3 – JLHQ
— jenny lewis (@jennylewis) August 12, 2022
The thread continued to say that every one of Lewis’ pageant appearances would go forward as scheduled, together with these at Xponential, Sound On Sound and Wildwood Revival. An inventory of Lewis’ upcoming tour dates – together with the reveals which were cancelled – will be discovered under.
The artist’s final full physique of labor got here within the type of 2019’s ‘On The Line’, her fourth solo EP since she departed Rilo Kiley. Within the three years since then, Lewis has launched a handful of singles, together with ‘Vroom Vroom’, ‘Unblu’, ‘Fool’ and ‘GLTR’.
Lewis’ most up-to-date single was final November’s ‘Pet And A Truck’, which she later carried out reside on The Tonight Present Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Jenny Lewis’ cancelled US tour dates are:
SEPTEMBER
Saturday 17 — Richmond, The Broadberry (cancelled)
Sunday 18 — Camden, Xponential Competition
Tuesday 20 — Stroudsburg, Sherman Theater (cancelled)
Friday 23 — Asbury, The Stone Pony (cancelled)
Saturday 24 — Bridgeport, Sound On Sound
Sunday 25 — Baltimore, Rams Head Stay! (cancelled)
Tuesday 27 — Saxaphaw, Haw River Ballroom (cancelled)
Wednesday 28 — Asheville, The Orange Peel (cancelled)
Friday 30 — Arnoldsville, Wildwood Revival