You may add The Cult to the rising record of acts as soon as once more pushing again reveals over COVID well being and security issues. The band revealed in a brand new posting that they are going to be calling off any at the moment scheduled dates for 2021 and suspending them till a nonetheless to be rescheduled time in 2022.

The band had meant to be enjoying reveals saluting the thirtieth anniversary of their Sonic Temple album when initially asserting touring pre-pandemic. A few of these dates had already been pushed again to 2021, and now will probably be moved once more to a still-to-be-determined 2022 date.

Of their posting, the group said, “The Cult will regretfully be suspending all upcoming reveals for the remainder of the 12 months because of the ongoing flux on the planet whereas we proceed to regulate to the ‘new regular.'”

They added, “Our reveals are a communal house the place we share the celebration of stay music. It’s obvious that the optimism we shared within the performing of stay reveals for 2021 was untimely. We refuse to place a single fan, whom we love and respect in harms manner. Please keep secure and we sit up for seeing you all within the spring of 2022.”

The Cult’s Sonic Temple album, launched in 1989, was one of many band’s most profitable releases, spawning the singles “Fireplace Lady,” “Edie (Ciao Child),” “Solar King” and “Candy Soul Sister.” It has been platinum licensed by the RIAA and peaked at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 Album Chart. The band is working towards a brand new album after final releasing the Hidden Metropolis album in 2016.

Latest weeks have seen Limp Bizkit, 9 Inch Nails, Deftones and Pixies among the many acts bowing out of 2021 touring as COVID instances begin to spike once more.