Beth Hart postpones U.S. tour date at Rochester’s Kodak Center

Beth Hart has postponed her U.S. tour, taking the Rochester date at Kodak Center off its original schedule. The change affects ticket holders who had planned to see the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter in the city, along with audiences at several other stops listed in the postponement notice. No new Rochester date was provided in the available announcement, leaving the status of the Kodak Center performance unresolved for now.

The notice says ticket holders should retain their tickets while the tour is reorganized. That is the only practical guidance currently attached to the Rochester postponement: there is no replacement date, refund timetable, or detailed explanation for the change in the material available here. Fans should therefore treat their existing tickets as pending rather than assume the show has been permanently canceled.

Other dates identified in the same notice include stops in Arizona, Oklahoma City, and Omaha, suggesting the disruption reaches beyond one venue. Hart’s itinerary had also included European performances later in the year, with dates in France and Poland in October and additional appearances in Germany and Norway toward December. The notice does not clarify which of those international dates, if any, will be affected.

Hart’s current release cycle is part of the backdrop to the postponed run. The available report identifies “You Still Got Me” as her new single and describes the record as a personal set shaped with musical contributions from her husband. It also notes production by Kevin Shirley. Those details point to a tour built around new material, but the postponement announcement does not say whether the release schedule will change.

For Rochester fans, the immediate question is simple: whether Kodak Center will receive a rescheduled Hart performance or whether the date will ultimately be canceled. Until the promoter or Hart’s team posts a revised itinerary, ticket holders should keep their purchase information and wait for direct instructions. The postponement notice offers no further detail about timing, cause, or replacement arrangements.

Hart has spent her career moving between blues, soul, rock, and starkly autobiographical songwriting, making a canceled or delayed date more than a routine calendar adjustment for her audience. Still, the facts available so far remain limited. The Rochester show is postponed, the wider U.S. tour has been interrupted, and no new Kodak Center date has been announced.