Outlaw Music Festival Cancels Missouri, Oklahoma Shows After Storm Damage
Outlaw Music Festival Cancels Missouri, Oklahoma Shows After Storm Damage

Outlaw Music Festival Cancels Missouri, Oklahoma Shows After Storm Damage

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The Outlaw Music Festival's July 1 show at the Lucky Star Amphitheater in El Reno, Oklahoma, has been canceled due to severe storm damage at a previous stop in Ridgedale, Missouri. On June 29, heavy rains and high winds forced the evacuation of the crowd and severely damaged the festival's equipment and artists' instruments, including those of headliners Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan. The damage was significant enough that organizers could not safely assess or repair the gear in time for the Oklahoma show. Refunds will be issued to ticket purchasers, with organizers asking for 7–10 business days for processing. The tour is expected to resume on July 4 in Austin, Texas, where Nelson traditionally hosts his annual 4th of July Picnic, featuring performances from Dylan and other artists. The cancellation highlights the challenges outdoor music festivals face with unpredictable weather events.

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