Ella Langley cancels Tulsa concert over security threat

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A few hours before the doors of the BOK Center opened, Ella Langley gave up on taking the stage in Tulsa. In question, a “serious threat” targeting her fans, the venue staff and her team, as the singer approaches the home stretch of her Dandelion tour.

Ella Langley canceled her concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Friday night due to a “serious security threat” fans, venue staff and his team.

The country star made the announcement on social media, hours before the BOK Center doors opened. “Due to a serious threat to the safety of my fans, venue staff and crew, the extremely difficult decision to cancel tonight’s concert has been made”wrote Ella Langley, specifying that this choice had been made on the advice of local authorities, her security team and those in charge of the venue.

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A press release published by the venue was in the same direction as the artist’s message: “The safety and well-being of everyone involved is our top priority and, after careful consideration, we have concluded that the concert cannot take place. » The venue indicated that ticket refund arrangements would be communicated soon.

Ella Langley is wrapping up her headlining Dandelion Tour, which concludes October 31 at the Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with special guests Kameron Marlowe and Gabriella Rose. The singer entrusted every opening act to women, choosing Gabriella Rose, Kaitlin Butts, Avery Anna, Laci Kaye Booth and Madeline Edwards for this tour launched in May. Laci Kaye Booth was to open the Tulsa concert.

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