The travel concert was suddenly canceled after "electric incident"

Houston Rodeo Concerts faced a shocking show at a Travel show Friday evening.

During an interpretation of their legendary piece “Don’t stop believing” At Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in NRG Stadium, the scene was dark, According to the social multiples Mediate Videos with incidents.

The crowd continued to sing the song, but it stopped after realizing that something didn’t work well. Later, fans found out why. Rodeohouston canceled the show and confirmed that an electric fire complicated the iconic performance of the rock band.

“Due to an unforeseen electrical incident under the scenic area, we announce regret the cancellation of the travel concert tonight.” Rodeohouston wrote in a statement released on X. “We are sincerely apologizing to all fans for this disappointment. Our team works diligently to evaluate the situation and we will provide updates on reproduction of options and refund as soon as possible.”

Conformable at Houston ChronicleThe Rodeohouston show of the band attracted a lot of 72.109 Participation paid in 2022. The Journey tournament will continue, and the band will perform on Sunday in Highland, California.

Rodeohouston said the country’s star Warren Zeiders is going to perform on Sunday evening.

“Howdy! We are pleased to host Rodeohouston today and welcome Warren Zeiders, as programmed. The stage will work as normal and we will host all the activities in the stadium and on the grounds, as it was initially planned,” Rodeohouston announced. “For those who participated in the Journey concert, we will watch more information soon. Thank you and see you on the show!”

The trip has been in great success tournament in North America for good years

Last year, Travel He continued at the celebration of his five -decade career, with a series of shows from 2024.

50^Th Tour Freedom Anniversary started on February 9 in Mississippi, and the band is to visit North America for 30 data until April 29 in Connecticut.

Toto, who said Journey in their tour in 2023 to celebrate his album “Freedom”, joined Journey Founder, guitarist Neal SchonTasturist Jonathan Cain, main singer Arnel Pineda, keyboarder Jason Derlatka, drummer Deen Castronovo and bassist Todd Jensen as performance openers.

Contribution: Melissa Ruggieri