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Wildfires Halt Spokane Concerts: Artists Reschedule Amidst Smoke
3 Aug
Summary
- Wildfires caused multiple concerts in Spokane to be postponed.
- Benson Boone, Henry Cho, and Slightly Stoopid rescheduled shows.
- Venues like The Big Dipper canceled all shows through Thursday.
Wildfires affecting Northwest Spokane have led to widespread postponements of entertainment events. Benson Boone's concert, originally scheduled for Sunday, August 2nd, has been moved to September 6th due to "ongoing wildfire conditions" and smoke. Comedian Henry Cho also postponed his shows at the Bing Crosby Theater, citing evacuations and the impact of the fires.
Other musical acts like Slightly Stoopid, The Australian Pink Floyd Show, and Silverada have also had their performances rescheduled or postponed. Venues such as The Chameleon and The Big Dipper have canceled all concerts for the weekend and through Thursday, respectively, emphasizing safety as the top priority amidst the hazardous conditions.
