Jimmy Eat World have announced that they are cancelling their 2020 tour with the Front Bottoms, Turnover and Joyce Manor due to coronavirus pandemic.
The 20-date tour, in support of the rock band's new album Surviving, was scheduled to start on August 6 in Atlanta and wrap up in Phoenix a month later.
"Hey Everyone - it comes as no surprise, but a bummer nonetheless, that we are pulling the plug on our tour with @thefrontbottoms that was set to kick off in August," Jimmy Eat World wrote on Instagram.
"We'll be back on the road as soon as it's safe to do so and in the meantime, stay well and keep your eyes & ears peeled for some fun stuff we're working on," the band added.
Those who have purchased a ticket will be receiving an email with refund options.
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