The Weeknd has pushed back the release of his new album ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ out of “respect and concern” for victims of the killer LA wildfires.

"My focus remains on supporting the recovery of these communities and aiding its incredible people as they rebuild," the singer said in a post on Instagram.

Last month, The Weeknd treated Los Angeles fans to his upcoming era during Spotify’s Billions Club Live. Sadly, his onstage follow-up has been scrapped. Today (January 13), on Instagram, The Weeknd announced his decision to cancel his Rose Bowl concert in the wake of the LA Fires. In addition, Hurry Up Tomorrow has been postponed.

The singer posted the announcement to his socials saying the delay was out of respect for the Los Angeles wildfire victims.

The Weeknd has announced he is postponing the release of his highly-anticipated album 'Hurry Up Tomorrows' due to the Los Angeles wildfires. Here's everything you need to know including the new release date.

The Weeknd delays his Hurry Up Tomorrow album to Jan. 31 and cancels his Rose Bowl concert amid Los Angeles wildfire devastation, pledging support for recovery efforts.

As the death toll from the disaster continues to spiral, The Weeknd has pushed back the release of his new album ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ out of “respect and concern” for victims of the killer LA wildfires.

Listen to The Weeknd Radio and more on the free Audacy app “Out of respect and concern for the people of Los Angeles County, the Rose Bowl Show has been cancelled and the album