Severe weather has been reported in Philadelphia, and unfortunately, it is affecting Tuesday night’s Bruno Mars concert.
Stadium officials announced pause of the show just before 8:00 p.m., as a round of thunderstorms rolled into the area. As of this moment, it’s unclear how long the pause will last. Bruno was initially slated to take to the stage around 8:50 p.m. That will definitely be delayed, but it’s unclear how long.
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Stadium officials have ordered a (temporary) shelter in place as a result of the storms in the area. Guests are required to leave any open seating areas and head into the main concourse. If you’re inside the stadium, don’t leave. It’s likely the the storms will pass through and the show should resume later tonight.
As of 8:05 p.m. radar shows a few thunderstorms in Philadelphia, which are producing lightning and gusty winds. There are a few more storms behind the ones that are currently over the City of Philadelphia, but as the night progresses after 9:00/10:00 p.m. those are likely to clear the area.
Stadium officials will continue to provide updates on social media and via announcements inside Lincoln Financial Field.
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Additionally, if you have not entered the stadium, do not try to enter.
“All gates are currently closed. If you have not already entered the building, you will not be able to enter at this time. Please continue to shelter in place at your current location,” officials say.
Raye, one of the supporting acts on the tour, had just taken to the stage when the show was paused. Her performance stopped after only about 5 minutes as the weather rolled in.
“We can’t perform the rest of our set because of the thunder 💔,” she wrote a story shared to her Instagram account around 8:00 p.m.
We’ll update this article when The Linc announces any updates to tonight’s schedule.
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