The Who have postponed the upcoming U.S. leg of their Moving On! Tour in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
The leg was set to have taken place from an April 21 concert in Hollywood, Florida, through a six-date Las Vegas residency spanning from May 5 through May 16.
A message on the band's official website reports that the shows are being postponed "out of an abundance of caution." The Who also noted that they will make an announcement as soon as the new dates are finalized. All the tickets will be honored accordingly.
The post adds, "Both Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey -- and the rest of The Who band -- cannot wait to get out there and be with you all and share in some great music."
The Who had previously postponed their U.K. and Ireland tour in response to the coronavirus outbreak. The tour was due to start on March 16 in Manchester and conclude in Wembley on April 8.
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