The Cadillac Three postpone Birmingham O2 Institute concert due to Covid-19 - and rest of UK and Ireland tour

Nashville trio have postponed their 10th anniversary tour due to Covid cases within the band and crew
Fionnuala Bourke
By Fionnuala Bourke
Published 30th Nov 2021, 08:44 BST
Updated 30th Nov 2021, 08:44 BST

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See The Cadillac Three when they play at Nottingham Rock City later this year.See The Cadillac Three when they play at Nottingham Rock City later this year.
See The Cadillac Three when they play at Nottingham Rock City later this year.

Country rock trio The Cadillac Three have announced that they have postponed their upcoming UK and Ireland tour due to start this week.

The band, from Nashville, Tennessee, were due to play at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on Friday, December 3.

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But due to band members and crew testing positive for Covid they have had to put a halt to this and their other 10 concerts across the UK and Ireland.

The tour is due to mark The Cadillac Three’s tenth anniversary with, special guest Brent Cobb as support, and was due to start in Manchester tomorrow (December 1).

They said they are looking to reschedule dates as soon as possible.

The Cadillac Three are live at Rock City in NovemberThe Cadillac Three are live at Rock City in November
The Cadillac Three are live at Rock City in November

Here’s what the band has said about the postponement:

“We are heartbroken to have to postpone our 2021 10th Anniversary UK and Ireland Tour due to positive COVID cases within the band & crew.

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“Please hold on to your tickets as they will be honoured for the new dates once announced. More information will be emailed to ticketholders directly or you can reach out to your original point of purchase.”

Are refunds available?

For refunds and more information please get in touch with your ticket provider but the band have said that all tickets will remain valid for any rescheduled date.

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