Katseye Postpones Chicago, Minneapolis Shows Due to Band Member Injury
KATSEYE has postponed upcoming shows in Chicago and Minneapolis following a concussion sustained by band member Megan Skiendiel.
Chicago, IL, November 5, 2026 — Katseye, the music group, has announced the postponement of scheduled performances in Chicago and Minneapolis. The decision comes after band member Megan Skiendiel sustained a concussion.
The dates and specific details of the postponed shows were not immediately available. Information regarding when these performances will be rescheduled has not yet been released by the band or their representatives. The postponement affects upcoming events in both the city of Chicago and the city of Minneapolis.
The reason cited for the cancellations is a concussion experienced by Megan Skiendiel, a member of Katseye. The severity of the injury and the expected recovery timeline for Skiendiel were not detailed in the announcement. Information about the specific circumstances that led to the concussion was not provided.
The band’s management or public relations team has not yet released a statement detailing further plans or providing an updated schedule for the affected tour dates. Fans awaiting the performances in Chicago and Minneapolis are advised to monitor official channels for future announcements regarding rescheduled dates or further information concerning the postponement. The contractor’s name, if applicable to the event logistics, was not provided.
The current operational status of other upcoming Katseye events outside of Chicago and Minneapolis was not specified. The outcome of any permit applications or inspection results related to these events were not mentioned. Code violations or fine amounts associated with this situation were not disclosed. What happened next regarding the band’s touring schedule remains pending further communication.
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