Ella Langley Cancels Tulsa Show Over “Serious Security Threat”
Ella Langley has been forced to skip the Tulsa, Oklahoma stop on her Dandelion Tour for the safety of herself and fans. Hours before the chart-topping “Choosin’ Texas” artist was set to take the stage at BOK Center, she announced the concert’s cancellation over a “serious security threat” posed to the event. “Due to a […]
Hours before a Friday night concert at Tulsa's BOK Center, country singer Ella Langley announced the cancellation of her performance due to a "serious security threat," according to a statement on her Instagram page. The statement emphasized that the safety and well-being of fans, venue personnel, and the artist were of utmost importance, and after careful consideration, the show could not proceed.
Langley apologized to fans who had planned to attend, expressing regret for the disappointment and emphasizing that the decision was not made lightly. Ticket refunds would be provided. The cancellation comes during Langley's Dandelion Tour, promoting her new album "Choosin’ Texas," which has set a record for the most weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, with 24 weeks.
Fans expressed their disappointment, and there was no update on the venue's website or from the venue's marketing representative regarding the cancellation. Langley's tour continued later that night in Lubbock, Texas, and would later take place in Los Angeles for two shows at the Greek Theater on October 13-14.
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