Katseye have announced they are postponing their concerts in Chicago and Minneapolis, citing that member Megan Skiendiel is recovering from a concussion. The group was supposed to perform at Chicago’s United Center tonight, Nov. 5, and at Minneapolis’ Target Center on Saturday, Nov. 7. The news was shared on the venues’ respective social media pages before the group addressed the situation themselves on Instagram.
We know how much you’ve been looking forward to these shows, and that many of you have traveled long distances to be there. We don’t take that lightly, and we’re truly sorry for the disappointment. Thank you for your continued love, support and understanding.” A rep for Hybe did not immediately respond to Rolling Stone’s request for comment.
The two show postponements come on the heels of Katseye postponing their show in Detroit earlier this week, mere hours before they were set to take the stage at Little Caesars Arena. At the time, the group said it was due to Skiendiel being “unwell” with an unspecified illness. Trending Stories Appeals Court Says Lawsuit Over ‘The Pitt’ Can Proceed, Cites ‘Numerous’ Similarities to ‘ER’ Nicki Minaj Is Going Down With Trump’s Ship After Nearly Every Candidate She Backed Lost As Nicki Minaj Rallied for Trump's GOP, Her Lawyers Told Court She Still Owes Them $295,000 Bob Dylan Meets With Pope Leo XIV in a Private Audience Earlier this year, Katseye dropped out of Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Festival after Skiendiel suffered a sprained ankle.
The North American leg of Katseye’s Wildworld Tour kicked off Oct. 13 and runs through Nov. 28. Two of the six members are on hiatus. In August, six months after Katseye’s Manon Bannerman announced she was taking a break for mental health reasons, Sophia Laforteza revealed she would be temporarily stepping away to focus on her mental health.
Laforteza is expected to rejoin the group in January, while Bannerman’s return date has not been disclosed. Katseye’s Yoonchae Jeong, Skiendiel, Lara Raj, and Daniela Avanzini have been performing as a quartet for the tour’s current run.
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