With the country in lockdown and uncertainty over how the coronavirus pandemic will play out in the coming months, a growing number of highlights in the Welsh cultural calendar - even those further down the line - have been postponed or cancelled.
Here is a run-through of all the major gigs, appearances and sporting events which have been rescheduled with their new dates.
AT A GLANCE
* Cardiff's Tramshed venue announced it will now be closed until Friday April 17. If your event is cancelled or postponed, you will receive advice with the information required from the relevant ticketing company. Any planned gigs at the venue for after Friday, April 17 which have been rescheduled are listed below.
* All shows and events at Cardiff's Motorpoint Arena are temporarily postponed until Monday, April 20, so to help keep you up to date of plans and changes, ticket holders of any affected event will be contacted directly. Any planned gigs at the venue for after Monday, April 20 which have been rescheduled are listed below.
* Swansea Grand Theatre is also closed and has now revealed the rescheduled dates for its postponed shows and you can read them here
* The Dylan Thomas Prize Award at Swansea University will still take place on Thursday May 14, but as a virtual event only.
MUSIC
Planet Earth II
Motorpoint Arena Cardiff - Thursday, March 26
This event will now happen on Saturday October 31. All previously purchased tickets shall remain valid.
Cardiff Music Awards
Cardiff - Thursday, April 9
Postponed until later in the year - date to be announced. Refunds will be given to those who cannot attend the revised date.
Baxter Dury
Tramshed, Cardiff -Tuesday April 21
The dapper sonic upstart - whose dad was the late great punk icon Ian Dury - has had his intimate show in the capital rescheduled until Tuesday September 29.
Catfish and the Bottlemen
Singleton Park, Swansea - Saturday May 23
The band, made up of Van McCann, Johnny Bond, Robert ‘Bob’ Hall and Benji Blakeway will now be performing on Friday September 4 instead.
Kaiser Chiefs
Ffos Las Racecourse, Carms - Saturday, May 23
The one-off Kaiser Chiefs gig in Carmarthenshire has been postponed due to coronavirus.
The highly-anticipated gig was due to follow a day of racing at the racecourse but all jump racing has been temporarily suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.
It was announced by the British Horseracing Authority that all jump racing in Britain has been suspended until the end of June, meaning that all upcoming events at Ffos Las have been cancelled or postponed.
A statement released by Ffos Las Racing & Events detailed how they are currently working with the Kaiser Chief's management to reschedule the gig for later in the year.
Barry Manilow
Motorpoint, Cardiff - Tuesday, June 2
The showbiz legend's June date at Cardiff's Motorpoint Arena has now been rescheduled to Thursday August 27. All existing tickets remain valid.
FESTIVALS
RHS Flower Show
Cardiff
Friday April 17 to Sunday April 19
Following advice from the UK Government to avoid public gatherings and crowded spaces in order to halt the spread of Covid-19, all RHS Shows, garden events and school visits across the country will be cancelled with immediate effect until Tuesday June 30.
Machynlleth Comedy Festival
Machynlleth, Powys
Friday May 1 - Sunday May 3
The hugely popular Mid Wales laughter fest - which was set to feature Joe Lycett, amonhst many others - is no longer happening this year.
The organisers said: "We will be working closely to refund all show and campsite tickets, minus booking fee, in the coming days, and we thank you for your patience and understanding during this time."
Royal Welsh Grassland Event & Smallholding & Countryside Festival
Builth Wells, Powys - May 7 & May16/17
The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society has cancelled all events scheduled during May and June. It says it is continuing to closely monitor the situation as it develops ahead of the Royal Welsh Show which is currently planned for late July.
Tredegar House Folk Festival
Newport - Friday May 8 to Sunday May 10
Postponed - statement reads: "The health and well-being of everyone is our overriding concern, so, with heavy hearts, we’re taking the decision now to move our festival from May. We’re working on a new festival date for later in the year and we’ll let you know details in the next few weeks. Refund news will follow.
National Urdd Eisteddfod
Kilford Farm, Denbighshire - Monday, May 25, to Saturday, May 30
The annual high point in Wales' cultural calendar is now cancelled until summer 2021. Organisers Urdd Gobaith Cymru described the decision as being "for the health and wellbeing of its members, staff and volunteers".
Hay Festival
Hay-on-Wye - Thursday May 21 to Sunday May 31
Hay Festival has been cancelled for 2020 and the world famous literary event has revealed that it has launched a fundraiser as the 2021 event is in jeopardy.
Gregynog Festival
Near Newtown, Mid Wales - Mon June 15 to Sunday June 21
This year's event is now cancelled, Ticket holders will be contacted in due course.
Maindee Festival
Newport - Saturday July 4
The next Maindee Festival has been postponed due to Covid-19. However, people are still welcome to join the crew to help get ready for the Petal Power alternative flower show and street parade, which organisers hope wil happen on September 19. Mail festival@maindee.org to find out more.
National Eisteddfod
Ceridigion - Friday July 31 to Saturday August 8
This year's bash in Ceredigion has now been pulled until 2021.
It was confirmed by organisers on Monday morning after 148 more cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Wales on Sunday.
THEATRE
We Will Rock You
Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff - Monday, April 6 to Saturday, April 18
The Queen musical was due to have a two-week run at the WMC this Easter - but it will be back.
There will be two runs at the venue in Cardiff in 2021 - January 18 to 23 and then April 5 to 10.
Whitney, Queen of the Night
ICC Wales, Newport - Saturday, May 2
Direct from a sold-out run in London’s West End, the concert production will be now visiting Newport on Sunday, November 1 to celebrate the late singer. Tickets for the previous show are eligible.
There was also due to be a performance at Venue Cymru, Llandudno which will now take place on Valentine's Day 2021.
SPORT
ABP Newport Wales Marathon & 10k
Sunday, April 19
The growing annual attraction will now be rescheduled for Sunday, October 25.
The Whitehead Tour de Gwent
Gwent - Sunday, April 26
The new date for the event, staged in aid of Newport-based St David’s Hospice Care, will now be staged on Sunday September 27.
Bryn Meadows Caerphilly 10k & 2k
Caerphilly - Sunday, May 17
In line with recent decisions from high profile sporting events such as the London Marathon, organisers have decided that it's in the best interest of runners, spectators, volunteers and event staff to postpone the event until Sunday September 13.
Swansea Half Marathon
Swansea - Sunday, June 14
The 2020 Swansea Half Marathon has been officially postponed.
Last month, organisers had said they were reviewing their options to allow them to make an "informed and correct decision", and had considered whether to proceed with the date to allow people to have the fitness goal to aim for after the coronavirus lockdown period, or delaying until the summer or early winter.
But now, organisers Front Runner Events has decided the event has to be delayed, and announced the event will now take place on Sunday, November 1.
