Greta Van Fleet Postpones Huntsville Concert Due to Severe Weather
Fans of Greta Van Fleet were left disappointed on Tuesday when the band had to postpone their Starcatcher World Tour concert in Huntsville, Alabama. The rock band composed of Josh and Jake Kiszka, Sam Kiszka, and Danny Wagner shared a video message with their fans explaining the situation.
Severe Weather Alert Leads to Postponement
In the video message, Josh Kiszka informed fans that the show had to be postponed due to a persistent tornado watch in the area, emphasizing the importance of safety. He mentioned that the venue would be available the next day for the rescheduled performance on May 9. Jake Kiszka expressed gratitude for the understanding and support from fans and mentioned that they were looking forward to the new date.
Venue Confirms Rescheduling
A statement on The Orion Amphitheater’s website confirmed the cancellation of the concert due to the tornado watch and safety concerns. The announcement outlined that ticket holders who purchased through AXS would receive detailed information via email regarding their options, including refunds available until 3 PM central time on May 9. Attendees who could make it to the rescheduled show would have their tickets honored.
Starcatcher World Tour Update
Greta Van Fleet’s Starcatcher World Tour has been making waves across North America and Europe. After kicking off in Nashville in July 2023, the band performed in various cities before wrapping up the North American leg in Cleveland. Following their UK/European performances, the band returned to the US for a second North American leg in spring 2024. The rescheduled performance in Huntsville on May 9 will be followed by a show in North Charleston on May 12, with the tour set to conclude in Milwaukee on May 21.
This unexpected turn of events has left fans eagerly anticipating the band’s return to the stage, showcasing their commitment to safety and delivering unforgettable performances.