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Ella Langley cancels concert after bomb threat
Ella Langley canceled her Tulsa concert after a bomb threat, saying a show isn't worth a human life.
In brief
Ella Langley canceled her Tulsa concert after a bomb threat, saying a show isn't worth a human life. Ella Langley canceled her Tulsa concert following a bomb threat report, stating a concert isn't worth a human life. Originally reported by Fox News.
Ella Langley cancels Tulsa concert
Ella Langley canceled her Friday night concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma after a reported bomb threat.
Safety decision made
Langley decided not to perform despite police finding no credible threat to the event.
Why a concert isn't worth a human life
Langley said a concert isn't worth a human life, stating safety of fans outweighs her desire to perform.
“But the second, it feels like it's not, I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it because a concert's not worth a human life. It's not.”
Langley's faith in safety
Langley credited her faith in Jesus with giving her courage to return to the stage after nearly canceling.
“If it wasn't for Him, I would have canceled this show tonight. I would have.”
Safety of fans first
Langley refused to put anyone in danger, saying fan safety is more important than her performance.
“I know how much time, travel, money, and planning goes into coming to a show, and I can't tell you how sorry I am.”
BOK Center statement
The BOK Center confirmed the show was canceled due to safety concerns, offering refunds and updates.
“The safety and well-being of everyone involved is our absolute priority, and after careful consideration, we have determined that the show cannot proceed.”
Tulsa police report
Tulsa police found no credible threat after multiple sweeps, but the performer canceled anyway.
“We did not find anything that would make that a credible threat. We advised the group here that was supposed to perform that we could not find a credible threat.”
Langley's tour details
Langley's The Dandelion Tour began May 7 in Toledo, Ohio, with 21 additional dates.
Langley's statement
Langley said she would not live in fear, emphasizing her commitment to performing for fans.
“I'm not gonna live in fear. We're going to put on music and get to do this for the rest of our lives.”
Fan gratitude
Langley thanked fans for attending despite the scare, saying they were grateful for the show.
“We're so grateful to be playing this show tonight. We're so grateful and we will never take this for granted.”
FBI involvement
The FBI is assisting with the investigation into the bomb threat incident.
“A spokesperson later told 'Good Morning America' that the incident remains under investigation, with the FBI assisting.”
The essence
Ella Langley canceled her Tulsa concert following a bomb threat report, stating a concert isn't worth a human life.
