Here are the latest cancellations and postponements brought on by the coronavirus:
David Lee Roth has postponed his second round of residency dates at the House of Blues in Las Vegas -- March 18th, 20th, 21st, 25th, 27th and 28th.
Former Cheap Trick drummer Bun E. Carlos canceled his Monday night gig at Mary's Place Bar in his hometown of Rockford, Illinois. He says, "As 'Senior Geezer' of the Monday Night Band, I'm pulling the plug on our upcoming gig. It seems like a prudent thing to do." Bun E. is 69.
Love,The Beatles' Cirque du Soleil show, has temporarily suspended performances.
Justin Hayward is starting to cancel shows following the news that his On the Blue Cruise next month has been postponed.
Grand Funk postponed shows this weekend in Ohio and Indiana.
Alice Cooper has postponed the spring leg of his Ol' Black Eyes Is Back tour -- March 31st through April 22nd. He says, "Let’s get through this together and resume rocking later in the year."
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland has locked its doors through Friday, March 27th. It had already postponed the induction ceremony at Cleveland's Public Hall on May 2nd.
Ian Anderson has postponed three shows in Finland to next January.
Ronnie Wood has postponed his shows this week in London and Dublin. He says, "We need to put your safety first."
Rod Stewart, Chicago, Billy Idol were among artists who performed this past weekend in Las Vegas. Rod has indicated he’s rescheduling his performances there on March 18th, 20th and 21st. Chicago's shows this week in California will be rescheduled in accordance with the recent mandate from the State of California banning gatherings of more than 250 people.
John Mellencamp says he's "self quarantined [and] taking the time to paint with all the mayhem. Stay safe friends." He posted a clip of him painting in his New York City apartment.