Katseye Postpones Chicago and Minneapolis Concerts Due to Member’s Concussion
Katseye has postponed their scheduled concerts in Chicago and Minneapolis as band member Megan Skiendiel is recovering from a concussion.
Chicago, IL, November 5, 2026 — Katseye, the band, has announced the postponement of their upcoming concerts previously scheduled in Chicago and Minneapolis. The decision comes as band member Megan Skiendiel is currently in recovery from a concussion.
The exact dates for the rescheduled performances have not yet been announced. Information regarding ticket holders and potential refunds or exchanges is expected to be communicated through official band channels and ticketing platforms.
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that can affect brain function. Recovery times can vary significantly depending on the severity of the injury and the individual. Medical guidance typically emphasizes rest and a gradual return to normal activities, including strenuous physical or cognitive exertion, which can be essential for performers on tour.
Details regarding the circumstances that led to Megan Skiendiel’s concussion were not provided in the announcement. The band has not released further information regarding the duration of the postponement or the timeline for Skiendiel’s return to performing.
Fans awaiting the performances in Chicago and Minneapolis are advised to monitor the official communication channels of Katseye for updates on the rescheduled dates and related information.
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