The former One Direction bandmember was forced to reschedule the Chicago opening of his Love on Tour just hours before curtain, Styles has cited the reason as “Out of an abundance of caution”. The venue took to Twitter to explain the situation, “Out of an abundance of caution, tonight’s Harry Styles show on Thursday, October 6, 2022 at United Center has been rescheduled to Monday, October 10, 2022 due to band/crew illness. All previously purchased tickets will be honored for the new date. All additional show dates will play as scheduled. An email from Ticketmaster will be sent directly to ticket holders with more info.”

Out of an abundance of caution, tonight’s Harry Styles show on Thursday, October 6, 2022 at United Center has been rescheduled to Monday, October 10, 2022 due to band/crew illness. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/oqsoXiBvFB

— United Center (@UnitedCenter) October 6, 2022

All previously purchased tickets will be honored for the new date. All additional show dates will play as scheduled. An email from Ticketmaster will be sent directly to ticket holders with more info. (2/2)

— United Center (@UnitedCenter) October 6, 2022

The beloved Chicago venue took to Twitter again to confirm further details concerning wristbands, an issued statement continued, “The numbered wristbands given on Thursday, Oct. 6 for GA will be honoured on the rescheduled date of Monday, Oct. 10. Guests can line up in the previous order given as long as they arrive before 5 PM on Monday, Oct. 10. Any numbered wristband arriving after 5 PM will be placed in line after the last guest in line.”

The message continued, “Original numbered wristband must be presented on Monday, Oct. 10 to be honoured. Guests without previous numbered wristbands will be placed in line after the last guest in line.” No further details confirming the origins of the illness or parties involved have been confirmed, such information has yet to be given by a spokesperson for the singer.

Styles’ famed Love On Tour was originally scheduled to consist of six dates at Chicago’s United Centre, initially meant to start on 8th October 2022 the residency was to last until 15th October 2022. Styles’ career-defining tour is next scheduled to stop in California on 23rd October 2022 and consists of fifteen dates at Inglewood venue Kia Forum. After his final set in California on 15th November 2022, Styles will play at the Mexican city Monterrey before performing over two dates in Mexico City on 24th and 25th November 2022.

After several seasons performing across the world, Styles will return home to the UK to perform across four dates with support from Wet Leg. The British Indie band will take over from the previous supporting act Koffee when Styles performs in Australia on 20th February 2023, the band will continue with Styles across Australia and Europe before returning to the UK with the “Watermelon Sugar” singer. Both acts will take to Coventry’s Building Society Arena on 22nd and 23rd May 2023, before heading back to Europe Styles and Wet Leg will perform at Edinburgh’s BT Murrayfield Stadium on 26th and 27th May 2023.

Harry Styles Love On Tour UK dates

22/05/2023 – Building Society Arena – Coventry
23/05 – Building Society Arena – Coventry
26/05 – BT Murrayfield Stadium – Edinburgh
27/05 – BT Murrayfield Stadium – Edinburgh

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“Our thanks goes to everyone who has bought tickets, supporting the 100 Club and it’s staff. The few shows we have been able to put on in December have been a rare ray of relief for us all. For existing ticket holders, you will be notified when re-scheduled dates are confirmed. If you would like to be refunded, please contact your ticket provider.” (WeGotTickets)

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Following the updated Government guidelines, Tier 3 stands for Very High Alert and specifies that “hospitality settings, such as bars (including shisha bars), pubs, cafes, restaurants, and social clubs must close except for takeaway, delivery and click and collect services“. For venues like The 100 Club, this means immediate cancelation of all festive events planned for the foreseeable future. Many local pubs and small entertainment venues tried to return to their planned calendar runs after London resumed its normal life at the beginning of December, but saw those plans put into hold after positive testing peaked yet again in the capital and Wednesday marked the return to another period of tighter measures.

For December, The 100 Club had a busy month planned ahead, trying to end 2020 on a high note. The cancelled events are R&B band Moa Moa (16 & 18 Dec), singer-songwriter Billy Locket (17 Dec),  and the ‘Absolute Bowie’ tribute show (19 Dec), with all rescheduled dates to be confirmed. The tribute to the punk veterans The Cramps and gothic legends Bauhaus by Teenage Warewolves, She’s In Bauhaus and Kitten Deville has been moved to 13 June 2021. Moreover, the upcoming gig by Chantel McGregor and Erja Lyytinen has been moved all the way to 4 February 2022.

In order to adapt to the changing times, The 100 Club opened as a regular bar for the first time last Monday 14 December. For just £2 visitors were able to book a table and enjoy a drink without the need of a substantial meal and enjoying music by Dj Never Heard Of Ya. The miracle did not last long with the club now forced to close in light of Tier 3 guidelines. However, next month The 100 Club are set to pilot a brand new Pathogen Reduction System supported by the Musc Venue Trust. The invention is set to clear 99% of the infectious airbourne pathogens, including coronavirus.

Despite having to shut for the foreseeable as London is now placed in Tier 3, we’re pleased to announce that we’ll be trialling the Pathogen Reduction System (PRS) next month in addition to a new “Test Clean Prevent” (TCP) system along with @musicvenuetrust. pic.twitter.com/jqy8RJVETl — The 100 Club (@100clubLondon) December 16, 2020

Located at 100 Oxford Street at the very heart of London, the iconic music venue was opened in 1942 and has been operating as the beating heart of the capital’s punk rock scene ever since. The club used to offer its stage to the likes of the Sex Pistols, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Clash, The Stranglers and The Damned, and has remained a bastion of quality live music with more recent memorable performances by Alice Cooper, Shame, The Specials, Idles and Sleaford Mods.

The 100 Club is set to return to scheduled live events on 8th and 9th February 2021 with their Resolution 2021 punk festival events featuring The Vibrators and TV Smith.

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions for the live music industry, the Manics have moved their previously announced shows in December at the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena to Fri 16th & Sat 17th July 2021. All tickets remain valid.

More info: https://t.co/s5HVozPG4c pic.twitter.com/3tYIRMFutk

— ManicStreetPreachers (@Manics) October 14, 2020

The rescheduled July performances could now coincide with the release of the Blackwood rockers’ as-yet-unnamed fourteenth studio album, set for release on a date to be confirmed next summer. Earlier this year bassist Nicky Wire hinted that the new record would move in a different musical direction to 2018’s Resistance Is Futile, telling NME that: “It’s very broad – it feels like an expansive record. Resistance Is Futile certainly felt more tight and ‘pop’ in a Manics sense. Everything was really melodic and concise. This album just feels broader. It’s got a wider landscape, sonically.”

Manics’ singer and lead guitarist James Dean Bradfield has also been busy this year promoting his critically-acclaimed summer solo release Even in Exile, inspired by the life of the murdered Chilean musician and activist Victor Jara. The album, which reached number 6 in the UK charts in August, was also accompanied by a three-part podcast series, Inspired By Jara.

The Manics had already anticipated the likelihood of needing to rearrange the NHS gigs, with James Dean Bradfield telling NME in the summer that the Gwent trio would “play those gigs, eventually, whatever happens.” In the same interview the multi-talented frontman spoke of the band’s desire to give back to the NHS, whose creator Aneurin Bevan famously inspired the title of their classic 1998 album This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours.

Bradfield said “We just saw the struggle. I know a lot of people around me who work for the NHS and you could see the immediate strain that they were all under. We’re talking about proper stress from proper hard work that you’d never ever begin to realise how hard it is. They’re under immense strain. The NHS is the biggest employer in Wales, and all around us we saw people giving and giving and giving and not getting enough back. We just thought that this should be for them.”

2021 will also mark the 20th anniversary of the band’s Gold-certified 2001 album Know Your Enemy, and the subsequent Louder Than War gigs in Havana which saw them become the first western rock band to play in Cuba. Fans might expect some of the album’s most enduring songs – including singles So Why So Sad, Ocean Spray and Let Robeson Sing – to feature on Manics’ set lists next year.

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LIAM GALLAGHER NHS WORKERS SHOW Now rescheduled for Sunday 23rd May 2021 All tickets remain valid.

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NHS staff were able to reserve two tickets each, one for them and a guest, on April 15, and tickets were only available to “NHS staff and NHS contract staff who work in NHS hospitals in the United Kingdom.”  When Liam Gallagher originally announced the show, he took to social media to say; “It’s an honor to announce that I will be doing a gig for the NHS and careworkers at London’s TheO2 on October 29th. They do an incredible job, we are very lucky to have them. LG x”

The announcement of the gig came after Liam Gallagher tweeted demanding an Oasis reunion in March after the pandemic broke out. He tweeted; “Rite sick of pleading begging etc no more olive branches I DEMAND an oasis reunion after this is all over all money going to NHS c’mon you know As we were LG x”

He followed up by clarifying; “Wanna clear a few things up oasis gig for NHS charity as in all money raised goes to NHS not to me will happen with or with out Noel Gallagher it may not be the same but trust me it’ll still blow you knickers off as you were LG x”

Rite sick of pleading begging etc no more olive branches I DEMAND an oasis reunion after this is all over all money going to NHS c’mon you know As we were LG x

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) March 24, 2020

Liam Gallagher was the lead singer of the rock band Oasis from 1991 to 2009 and the rock band Beady Eye from 2009 to 2014 before releasing his solo album in 2017. He is one of the biggest names in British music and has had ten chart-topping album, including eight with Oasis.

Other artists are also hosting gigs for healthcare workers including Manic Street Preachers, Rick Astley and The Script. The Script will perform in Dublin’s 3Arena to both HSE and NHS staff, the band announced the news on social media, saying; “We’re excited to be heading back to the 3Arena Dublin on February 9th 2021, for a free show available to HSE and NHS staff members in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.”