Multiple Megan Thee Stallion Concerts Canceled After Atlanta Infrastructure Failure

The two-night stint was sold out.

By Brenda Alexander

Megan Thee Stallion's current tour has had fans buzzing since the debut show. The Houston-born rapper has been selling out large arenas and impressing concert-goers with her well-curated show stage costumes, and choreography. But fans in Atlanta were devastated to learn her shows in the city would be canceled. And it's not the self-proclaimed hottie's fault.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports two of Meg's concerts were among many Atlanta events canceled due to major water service repairs in downtown Atlanta as a result of a water main break. Meg was set to take the stage at the State Farm Arena on Friday and Saturday. The rapper says that officials had originally stated that only the Friday show was affected, but that turned out to be false. Both events were postponed.

Meg took to Instagram Live from the stage at State Farm Arena on Saturday afternoon, saying, "Call the mayor! All day they've been telling us we can perform."

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In the live video, she noted that her team was researching other venues across metro Atlanta where she could move the show. However, her team opted just to reschedule to new dates at State Farm Arena. The Friday concert was postponed to Sunday, and the Saturday concert was then bumped to Monday. 

Editor's note: This article has been updated on June 3 to clarify the original and updated dates of Megan Thee Stallion's Atlanta concerts.

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