Ella Langley Explains Why She Cancelled Tulsa Concert Despite Police Finding No Credible Threat, Says She Would Make The Same Decision ‘10 Billion Times Over’ – Here’s What Happened

Country singer Ella Langley has explained why she stood by her decision to cancel a concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the last minute, even after local police said they had found no credible threat at the venue. Addressing fans during her next performance, the 27-year-old singer said she would make the same decision again if she believed their safety was at risk.

Langley was scheduled to perform at the BOK Center on Friday, October 9, as part of her Dandelion Tour. The show was called off just hours before it was due to begin after her team cited a serious security threat involving the safety of concertgoers, venue personnel and the artist.

The cancellation came after police received a warning about potential violence at the venue. Officers searched the premises with bomb detection dogs but reported finding no credible threat. The Tulsa Police Department later said it had informed the performer’s team about its findings, but the decision to cancel the show was ultimately made by Langley’s team.

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What Did Ella Langley Say About Cancelling Her Tulsa Concert?

During her concert at the United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas, on Saturday, October 10, Langley addressed the previous night’s cancellation and explained why she had prioritised safety over performing.

“When it comes to keeping you safe and making sure that this show is a safe place for us to come and enjoy our music, then it will happen. But the second it feels like it will not, I’m not doing it.”

The singer also made it clear that she did not regret the decision, despite the disappointment it caused fans who had travelled to attend the Tulsa show.