As wildfires have raged across Southern California, killing at least 27 people and destroying thousands of homes and businesses, the region has faced not only evacuations and school closures but widespread disruptions to its vibrant cultural scene. From stadium-filling concerts to intimate performances, several high-profile events have been postponed or canceled to prioritize public safety. Venues like the Rose Bowl, Kia Forum and Walt Disney Concert Hall have been impacted, with artists and organizers rallying to reschedule while encouraging fans to prioritize their well-being.

Here’s a look at the major events that have been canceled or postponed due to this unfolding crisis.

The Weeknd at The Rose Bowl

The singer had planned to celebrate his sixth album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” but the show set for Saturday was canceled “out of respect and concern for the people of Los Angeles County,” according to a statement on The Weeknd’s Instagram page. Fans who bought tickets through Ticketmaster will receive refunds automatically at point of purchase.

Young the Giant at The Troubadour

The indie-rock Southland band rescheduled the shows, initially slated for Jan. 19-20, to Sept. 4-5. The Troubadour announced that all previously purchased tickets will be honored on the new dates, and refunds are available for those unable to attend. For more information, visit troubadour.com.

Calibash at Crypto.com Arena

The Latin fest hosted by Mega 96.3 (KXOL FM) and La Musica, originally set for Jan. 18, has been postponed to March 7. “While this decision has been difficult, we recognize the pressing need to focus on the well-being of our community during these challenging times,” Calibash organizers said in a statement. All tickets already purchased will be valid for the new date. Refunds can be requested through AXS until Feb. 14. More information is at axs.com.

ALTer Ego at Kia Forum

The fest scheduled for Jan. 11 at the Kia Forum was canceled. With performances by Cage the Elephant, The Offspring and Fontaines D.C., the event was expected to be a highlight for alternative rock fans. “Our thoughts are with the Los Angeles community and all those affected by this tragedy. We also want to express our gratitude to the first responders. We love our city and are prioritizing health and safety above all else,” organizers said in a statement. As of now, there is no rescheduled date, but refunds are being processed for all ticketholders through the original point of purchase. More information can be found at iheart.com/alter-ego.

Critics Choice Awards

The awards originally set for Jan. 12 at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica have been postponed twice. A Jan. 26 rescheduled date has been pushed to early February, with the date still to be determined. The awards, which will highlight both film and television, include notable nominees such as Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez, and Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross.

Cody Fry with Orchestra at Walt Disney Concert Hall

The show that was set for Jan. 10 has been postponed. A new date will be communicated to ticketholders via email once arranged, organizers say. Tickets for the original date will remain valid. For other ticket options, including exchange, account credit, donation or refund, attendees should contact the Los Angeles Philharmonic via email. The orchestra expressed support, stating, “Our hearts are with all the members of our community who are impacted by the fires and our immense gratitude goes out to all the firefighters and first responders who are tirelessly working to protect us.” For more information visit laphil.com/events.

Glaive at Echoplex

The hyperpop and indie-rock singer-songwriter has postponed shows originally scheduled for Jan. 10 and 11. Fans are encouraged to hold onto their tickets, as they will be valid for the rescheduled dates. Refunds will be available at the point of purchase. For more information. visit theecho.com.

Rod Wave at Intuit Dome

The “Turks & Caicos” rapper who was set to perform Jan. 8 canceled just hours before showtime. Organizers say tickets will be honored on the rescheduled date, which has yet to be announced. Refund options will also be available at the point of purchase. For more information visit intuitdome.com.

Max McNown at The Troubadour

The singer-songwriter has rescheduled his Jan. 15 show to March 2. In a statement, McNown said, “Out of an abundance of caution, we are postponing the January 15 concert. We have rescheduled the show to be played on March 2nd.” Tickets purchased for the original date will be honored on the rescheduled date. Refund options are available at the point of purchase. For more information visit troubadour.com.