Radio 1's Big Weekend 2020 has been cancelled over fears about the killer coronavirus.
In a statement this afternoon, festival bosses said: "After careful consideration we have come to the decision that Radio 1's Big Weekend 2020 in Dundee will not go ahead.
"This decision has been made in conjunction with our event partners, in line with the advice from the Scottish government, and while we know fans looking forward to purchasing tickets will be disappointed, it is important that we prioritise the health and safety of all those involved."
Harry Styles was due to headline the festival on May 22-24 at Camperdown Park in Dunde.
He was set to be joined by Dua Lipa, Calvin Harris, Biffy Clyro, and Camilla Cabello.
Scotland has banned events with more than 500 people attending in an attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus, of which there are 798 cases in the country.
Some heartbroken fans replied on Twitter to show their devastation, many leaving sad faces.
One wrote: "Was really hoping i could see harry at a festival this year 2020 has turnt into a nightmare".
"Can we at least have a small weekend?" begged another.
"No way! The way I normally look forward to this event" added a third.
Several fans questioned whether the event would take place in Dundee next year instead.
MirrorOnline has reached out to a rep for BBC Radio 1 for comment.
Meanwhile, Tom Hanks has shared a selfie from coronavirus isolation and thanked the people of Australia for all their help.
The Hollywood actor and his wife Rita Wilson have tested positive for Covid-19, during a trip Down Under and they are now self-isolating for 14 days.
Hanks, 63, returned to Twitter today to share a snap of the pair from behind closed doors and give fans an update on their condition.
Lisa Maffia has confirmed she's been quarantined as she's at "high risk" of having the coronavirus.
Although she hasn't been diagnosed with Covid-19, the musician says she's been told to stay at home for two weeks and avoid contact with friends and family.
Madonna has been forced to cancel the final two dates of her Madame X tour in Paris.
New guidelines in France have banned public gatherings of more than 1,000 people, to try to stop the potentially deadly virus from spreading.
And Robbie Williams was forced to pull the plug on his one-off Australian gig after flying in amid coronavirus outbreak.
