Doja Cat had tested positive while Megan the Stallion posted on social media that she didn’t test positive, but that she wasn’t feeling well. COVID-19 had different plans for the final two stops on the tour where Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion and the Jonas Brothers had decided to pull out of the tour last week due to COVID-19 infections. Shows in Chicago (December 7) and Washington D.C. Doja Cat had to cancel performances in New York (December 10) and Boston (December 12) because a member of her crew had tested positive for COVID-19. Paul (December 6), and Philadelphia (December 13). Worth (November 30), Los Angeles (December 3), Minneapolis/St. metropolises that had included successful tour stops beginning in Dallas/Ft. The highly successful and well-attended event has expanded into a massive annual tour that is hosted by local iHeartRadio stations across major U.S. The concert series that started 26 years ago was originally scheduled to feature Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion, Black Eyed Peas, AJR, Saweetie, Tate McRae, Monsta X, Bazzi, Anitta and Dixie D’Amelio on the final night of the 10 city tour. landscape, several Jingle Ball headline performers along with crew members have tested positive for COVID-19.

With the COVID-19 Delta variant wreaking havoc this winter, coupled with new Omicron variant cases making their way across the U.S. It was a series of unfortunate COVID-19 related events that ultimately forced organizers of the annual multi-city concert spectacular to cancel the show. The final stop of iHeartRadio’s Y100 Jingle Ball Tour Presented by Capital One holiday themed concert scheduled to take place today, December 19, at FLA Live Arena (formerly BB&T Center) in Sunrise, Florida, will not go on as planned. IHeartRadio Jingle Ball Cancels Final Night of Holiday Concert Tour

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