KATSEYE Postpones Detroit Concert Due to Illness

POP group KATSEYE has postponed their Michigan debut concert at Little Caesars Arena, set for Tuesday night (Nov. 3), due to an illness within the group. According to a message posted on their Instagram Stories, Megan, one of the group members, is unwell and unable to perform. The group apologized for the inconvenience caused, explaining that they want her to have the time she needs to rest and recover.

A new date will be announced, with Tuesday night’s tickets remaining valid. Fans who traveled to the show were informed of the postponement roughly 40 minutes before the scheduled start, when a message confirming the cancellation was displayed on big screens. KATSEYE is currently on their WILDWORLD TOUR, which has sold out across Europe, the United Kingdom, and North America.

If Megan recovers promptly, the group is scheduled to perform at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois on Thursday (Nov. 5). Their 2026 North America shows are set to conclude on Nov. 28 with a performance at Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City. Following a two-month break, the group will embark on a tour of Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, beginning on Jan.

27, 2027 at Yokohama Arena in Japan. Promoted by Live Nation, the tour supports their debut album WILD, which topped the Billboard 200 chart in August.