Fans were gearing up to see concerts by John Legend, Janelle Monáe and hundreds more — but on Thursday, August 6, organizers of the inaugural L.A. Jazz Festival canceled the weeks-long event at the last minute, according to the Los Angeles Times.
See the post below as one example, which lays out the vast array of artists expected to perform.
View this post on InstagramThe statement continues, "We were encouraged by the enthusiastic support of the artists on the bill, the fans and our sponsors for this inaugural event, and we look forward to presenting all of the components of this incredible cultural opportunity for Los Angeles and the world in 2027 and beyond."
By Friday, LA Jazz Fest's official website had been virtually wiped, with only a cryptic message that reads, “August 22-23. Updated event info coming soon.”
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