KATSEYE postpone their Detroit show hours before doors as Megan falls ill

KATSEYE's Detroit show has been postponed. The sold-out concert at Little Caesars Arena on Tuesday 3 November was called off on the day, after the group said Megan Skiendiel was unwell and could not perform.

In their statement, the group said: "Unfortunately, Megan is unwell and unable to perform tonight, and we want to make sure she has the time she needs to rest and recover." The venue also confirmed the show was postponed because of illness.

What happens to the tickets

No new date has been announced yet. Neither the group nor the promoter has said how ticket holders will be handled, so the safest move for anyone with a Detroit ticket is to hold on to it and watch the arena's official ticketing page for a rescheduled date or refund details.

Where this sits in the tour

KATSEYE are the global pop group formed through HYBE and Geffen Records' Dream Academy project, and the Wildworld Tour is their biggest run so far. The North American leg began in October, and the group has also announced 11 arenas across Asia and Oceania in early 2027.

It has been a heavy year for the group's schedule. Earlier we reported that Sophia Laforteza will rejoin in January 2027 and misses the North American tour, and their latest single is "Unloveu".

The group has not said whether any other dates are affected, and we will update this story if a Detroit make-up date is confirmed.