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The legendary German hard rock band Scorpions has announced the postponement of all its remaining tour dates for 2026. The group cited "unforeseen circumstances" as the reason for the scheduling change.
The affected dates include three planned performances in Mexico, originally scheduled between September 7 and 13. Additionally, the band's upcoming eight-show residency in Las Vegas, which was set to begin on September 17, has also been delayed. All of these events have been rescheduled for 2027.
The news was first shared Wednesday afternoon by Ocesa, the promoter for the Mexico dates. Shortly after, Live Nation Las Vegas confirmed the rescheduling of the residency. In an official statement, the band expressed their frustration over the delay, noting that while they are "extremely disappointed", they look forward to returning to the Las Vegas stage in September 2027.
Beyond the rescheduled dates, the Scorpions indicated that they will soon announce a series of new European performances for 2027. These shows will be part of their ongoing "Coming Home - 60 Years of Scorpions" tour, which has been a major success for the veteran rockers.
This postponement follows a previous disruption earlier this year. In April, the band was forced to cancel a four-show tour of India due to "unforeseen medical circumstances" affecting members of the group. Despite that setback, the Scorpions successfully completed a six-week tour across Europe, which concluded on July 31.
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