The inaugural LA Jazz Festival, scheduled to begin Friday (Aug. 7), has been canceled at the last minute by organizers.
The 17-day event has been postponed to 2027, organizers announced.
John Legend performs at The O2 Arena on June 1, 2025 in London, England.
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The inaugural LA Jazz Festival, scheduled to begin Friday (Aug. 7), has been canceled at the last minute by organizers.
The 17-day festival was set to bring artists from more than 13 countries to venues across Los Angeles, with organizers expecting approximately 250,000 attendees throughout its run.
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Additional concerts, including ones planned for Poland, Italy, and other countries, have also been canceled in the recent past.
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