Mariah Carey cancels Brussels concert over security concerns
Mariah Carey performs in Glasgow, Scotland, on March 15, 2016.
Mariah Carey says she is canceling a concert in Brussels over security concerns in the wake of Tuesday’s terrorist attacks.
A website selling tickets to Carey’s European tour stated the Sunday show in Brussels has been canceled. A message posted to fans on Carey’s Twitter account stated that the show was being canceled over security concerns.
The message said that Carey had been advised to cancel the show to protect the safety of her crew and fans.
No promise of a rescheduled show was included, but the tweets said Carey hoped to see her fans in Belgium soon.
Carey is scheduled to perform Saturday night in Luxembourg.
Associated Press
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