Kelly Clarkson is spending time with her Las Vegas residency.
The singer announced on social media on Wednesday night, August 6th that Kelly Clarkson’s August date has been postponed for a studio session show at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, with family trends.
“I usually keep my personal life a secret, but for the past year, my child’s father has been ill and at this point it needs to be entirely present for them,” she writes.
Clarkson, 43, apologized to the ticket-type person, adding, “I appreciate your grace, kindness and understanding.”
Her remaining concerts this month were set for August 8-9 and 15-16. Her next round show is scheduled for November 7-8 and 14-15.
According to the Caesars Colosseum, fans affected by the cancellation can hold tickets for Clarkson’s 2026 show. There is a 30-day window for those who like a refund.
Clarkson has recorded six dates scheduled for July and August 2026.
USA Today has contacted Clarkson’s representative for more information about her situation.
Clarkson shares daughter River Rose, who recently joined her mother on the Vegas stage, with ex-husband Brandon Blackstock and son Remy Alexander, age 9. The couple divorced in March 2022 after nearly seven years of marriage.
This is the second postponement of Clarkson’s latest Vegas residency. Her opening show on July 4th was cancelled hours before the show time after the “un u seven gone” hitmaker tensed her voice during a strict rehearsal.
“We’ve made studio sessions 24/7 the most intimate and extraordinary experience with my incredible fans,” she said in a statement at the time. “I’m grateful that you’re always showing up for me, and I’m devastating that I have to postpone the opening tonight and tomorrow.”
The setlist featuring Clarkson’s natural humor, a homely stage and her powerhouse vocals with hits such as “Heartbeat Song” and “What Don’t Kill You” captivated fans with a sold-out show at the 4,100 Capital venue.
