Entertainment · November 5, 2026
Katseye Postpones Chicago and Minneapolis Shows Due to Megan’s Illness
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Katseye has postponed two performances on their "Wildworld" tour in Chicago and Minneapolis due to member Megan Skiendiel recovering from a concussion. The news was first shared by the respective venues, the United Center and Target Center, before the group issued a statement on Instagram. These postponements follow a previously pushed performance in Detroit. The group indicated that the decision was made by their label and that rescheduled dates would be announced as soon as possible.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- Katseye postponed their November 5 show at Chicago's United Center.
- Katseye postponed their November 7 show at Minneapolis' Target Center.
- The postponements are due to member Megan Skiendiel recovering from a concussion.
- The news was announced via the venues' social media pages and the group's Instagram Story.
- Tickets for the postponed shows will remain valid for rescheduled dates.
Reported by only some outlets
- A previous show scheduled for Tuesday in Detroit was also postponed.
- The group's statement noted that many fans had traveled long distances for the performances.
Confirmed
- Katseye postponed shows at Chicago's United Center and Minneapolis' Target Center.
- Megan Skiendiel is recovering from a concussion.
- The decision to postpone was made by the group's label.
Reported
- The group also pushed a Tuesday show that was scheduled for Detroit. (Deadline)
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