Picture This have axed their planned summer concerts due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Kildare stars were due to play three gigs in Musgrave Park in Cork, Malahide Castle in Dublin and Ormeau Park in Belfast this June.
But the 'Take My Hand' hitmakers pushed the dates back after the Government announced that the current ban on mass gatherings would be extended until the autumn.
The hugely popular band shared a statement today, saying they are rescheduling all dates to next year.
They wrote on Twitter: "It’s with a heavy heart that we have to reschedule the summer shows until 2021.
"Under the advice of the government it’s the safest thing to do right now.
"Very sorry for any inconvenience but it’s the right thing to do, and we all need to keep safe during these crazy times!"
All original tickets will remain valid for next year and fans do not need to exchange them.
A whole host of festivals and concerts were cancelled or rescheduled last week as the Government's ban on mass gatherings was extended.
Last week, Westlife announced their upcoming Cork shows in Pairc Ui Chaoimh will now take place next year.
Tickets for the August 28, 2020 show this year are valid for Friday August 27, 2021 while tickets for the August 29, 2020 show are now valid for August 28, 2021.
Band member Nicky Byrne wrote on social media: "It’s with great sadness everybody, but Health safety and enjoyment have always been of up most importance to everyone attending our shows.
"We will all come back stronger next year. On the plus side, it gives us an extra year to get our dance moves right !
