Due to the fires in L.A., the Weeknd has canceled his Jan. 25 Rose Bowl concert and will delay the release of his 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' album.

The Weeknd on Monday said he was canceling his planned January 25 concert at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena “out of respect and concern for the people of Los Angeles County” as deadly wildfires continue to wreak havoc in the region.

This city has always been a profound source of inspiration for me, and my thoughts are with everyone impacted during this difficult time," the singer said

The Weeknd announced on Monday that he is cancelling his upcoming Rose Bowl show and delaying the release of his new album due to the L.A. fires.

The Weeknd has postponed the release of his new album due to the ongoing wildfires devastating Southern California.

The Weeknd has pushed back the release of his new album ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ out of “respect and concern” for victims of the killer LA wildfires.

With the devastating Los Angeles wildfires still ongoing, the Weeknd has postponed the release of his forthcoming record, Hurry Up Tomorrow, and cancelled the album release concert that was to take place at the city’s Rose Bowl.

The Weeknd is delaying the release date of his newest album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, as well as cancelling his upcoming Rose Bowl concert due to the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.

Amidst the L.A. wildfires, The Weeknd has delayed his Hurry Up Tomorrow album drop and canceled its accompanying show, while Beyoncé paused her announcement that had been scheduled for Jan. 14. Keep watching to see the events that have been delayed or canceled due to the ongoing wildfires.

An ongoing series of 23 blazes have affected Los Angeles and surrounding regions the past week, with thousands of buildings destroyed, 25 people dead, and 180,000 residents forced to evacuate. Taking to Instagram on Monday,