In the midst of their "Hella Mega Tour" with Weezer and Green Day, Fall Out Boy have pulled out of a few stops due to a team member testing positive for COVID-19.
Their upcoming appearances in New York tonight (August 4) and Boston tomorrow (August 5) have been cancelled as a result.
The band broke the news in a statement posted to their Instagram account. "It's important to note that everyone on the entire tour — both band and crew — are fully vaccinated," they've assured us. As we know, breakthrough infections can still happen; as can false-positive tests.
Regardless, we commend the Fall Out Boy camp for exercising "an abundance of caution" in this situation — even though the tour is now skipping Canada entirely.
Weezer, Green Day and the Interrupters will go on as scheduled, with Fall Out Boy expected to re-join the lineup for Sunday's (August 8) show in Washington.
You can read Fall Out Boy's announcement below.
Meanwhile, Weezer recently released their cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman."
Their upcoming appearances in New York tonight (August 4) and Boston tomorrow (August 5) have been cancelled as a result.
The band broke the news in a statement posted to their Instagram account. "It's important to note that everyone on the entire tour — both band and crew — are fully vaccinated," they've assured us. As we know, breakthrough infections can still happen; as can false-positive tests.
Regardless, we commend the Fall Out Boy camp for exercising "an abundance of caution" in this situation — even though the tour is now skipping Canada entirely.
Weezer, Green Day and the Interrupters will go on as scheduled, with Fall Out Boy expected to re-join the lineup for Sunday's (August 8) show in Washington.
You can read Fall Out Boy's announcement below.
Meanwhile, Weezer recently released their cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman."
