Concert canceled over security threat

Ella Langley's Friday night show in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the BOK Center was canceled due to a serious security threat, though police later found no credible danger.

Initial sweep found nothing

Tulsa Police Captain Richard Meulenberg said authorities conducted a pre-concert sweep using bomb-detection dogs. Those initial searches found no threats and the event was cleared to proceed.

Second threat warning prompted new search

Police later received a call warning that people at the event could be seriously harmed by gunfire and bombs. Officers returned and conducted additional searches with bomb-detection dogs but found no credible threat.

Performers decided to cancel

Police informed the performers that searches had not uncovered a credible threat. The performers ultimately decided to cancel the event. The FBI later assisted with the investigation.

Langley apologizes to fans

Langley said the decision was made under advisement of local authorities, the venue, and her security team. She wrote: your safety will always mean more to me than anything else.

“your safety will always mean more to me than anything else”

Tour continues in Texas and beyond

Langley is slated to perform next on October tenth in Lubbock, Texas, before two nights at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Her Dandelion Tour ends October thirty-first in Saint Paul, Minnesota.