Los Angeles has played a character in the Weeknd's music for years, particularly on the ominous and commanding After Hours. The 2020 record - which featured the fan-favorite "Escape From LA" - marked the first in the album trilogy that was originally scheduled to conclude on Jan.

The Weeknd has delayed the release of his highly anticipated album Hurry Up Tomorrow in light of the ongoing wildfire crisis in Los Angeles. His album release show at the Rose Bowl, which had been slated for Jan.

The news comes on the heels of the artist postponing a planned album release on Jan. 24 for 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' and subsequent concert at the famed Rose Bowl stadium.

The Weeknd is canceling his planned January 25 concert at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as deadly wildfires continue to wreak havoc in the region.

The Weeknd postpones his next album and cancels Pasadena show as wildfires ravage Southern California. The Weeknd is pausing his next big chapter as California grapples with the havoc unleashed by relentless wildfires.

The Weeknd canceled his Rose Bowl concert and postponed the release of 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' due to the Los Angeles fires.

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 Weeknd has canceled his Jan. 25 concert at the Rose Bowl “out of respect” for those affected by the wildfires in Southern California. “Out of respect and concern for the

The Weeknd has committed to donating $1 million to Los Angeles firefighters and residents following the devastating wildfires that ravaged the city. The singer (born Abel Tesfaye) announced that he will donate the sum to various organizations including the LAFD Foundation,