The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has claimed another major tour that includes the Michael Bublé’ concert at PPL Center, Allentown.

A rescheduled date for “An Evening With Michael Bublé,” May 19, PPL Center, is to be announced.

Tickets will be valid for the rescheduled date, according to the PPL Center website.

“Hold on to your tickets and they will be honored for the rescheduled dates that we will be revealing once they are confirmed,” said Don Fox, tour national promoter.

“The safety of my fans and my touring family is more important than anything and, of course, takes priority,” said Bublé.

“I pray that everyone remains safe and I look forward to seeing you back on the road for a great night out once we are advised that our shows can continue. Stay well, everyone,” Bublé said.

The second part of Bublé’s North American concert tour, which included concerts in Boston, San Francisco and Las Vegas, was to have concluded in Allentown.

“In the U.S. alone, Bublé has already performed for over half a million fans,” said Fox, head of Beaver Productions.

Bublé has sold more than 60 million records worldwide, has had numerous No. 1 singles, hosted seven NBC-TV specials and received four Grammy Awards. His most recent album, “(love),” was No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200.

Ticket information: www.PPLCenter.com; 610-347-TIXX (8499).

Here’s an update, as of April 2, of Lehigh Valley arts and entertainment closings, cancellations or postponements. The list is in alphabetical order of the venues.

Allentown Art Museum - Closed indefinitely. April 4 Gala canceled

AMC Theatres - Closed as of March 17 for “at least six to 12 weeks.”

America on Wheels, Allentown - Closed

ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks, Banana Factory, Bethlehem - Suspended: cinema screenings, comedy shows at ArtsQuest Center; classes at Banana Factory. Postponed: Splintered Sunlight, April 3, rescheduled to July 25; Best of Open Mic Night, April 9; Igor and the Red Elvises, April 10, to Oct. 15; Marc Broussard, April 11, to July 14; Jake E. Lee’s Red Dragon Cartel, May 5. Also rescheduled: The Amish Outlaws, July 23; Gary Hoey, March 13, 2021; Everlast, March 14, 2021

Arts at St. John’s - Canceled: Omri Barak, Allentown Symphony Orchestra series, April 5.

Bach Choir of Bethlehem - Canceled: “Bach at Noon,” April 14

Baum School of Art, Allentown - Closed until further notice

Ben Franklin Technology Partners, Bethlehem - Postponed: 2020 iXchange, May 12

Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission, Rotunda Gallery, Town Hall, Bethlehem - Canceled: Lehigh Valley Charter Arts students exhibition

Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center - Activities suspended until May 15

Bucks County Playhouse - Postponed: World Premiere, “Other World,” new dates to be announced

Chamber Music Society of Bethlehem - Canceled: Jupiter String Quartet, April 3

Civic Theatre of Allentown - Closed until further notice. Postponed: “Silence! The Musical,” Lehigh Valley premiere; March 13 - 21; “Frozen Jr.” April 2 - 5; Exhibition on Screen- Easter in Art, April 9 - 12; Monty Python Film Series, April 11 - 25; “Monty Python’s Spamalot,” May 1 - 17; “Tonys & Tapas & Talent,” June 7; “Significant Other,” June 19 - 28. Film programming on hiatus.

Community Music School, Allentown - Canceled: “Spring Brunch,” April 26

DeSales University, Center Valley - Canceled: Act 3 Children’s Theatre, “The Jungle Book,” March 19 - April 28; Act 1, “The Sound of Music,” April 22 - May 3; Elisabeth Von Trapp, April 5

Dorney Park, South Whitehall Township - Postponed: Opening, May 1, rescheduled mid-May at earliest

Emmaus Theatre - Temporarily closed

Godfrey Daniels, Bethlehem - Concerts canceled, postponed through April: Lucy Wainwright, Frog Holler, Blackwater, The Razzies, “Dave’s Night Out,” Kristy Cox and Serene Green, Pierre Bensusan, Come Together, “On the Road, In the Round,” Michael Smith, Toby Walker, “Jelly Bean Jam,” My Darling Clementine, Sirens of Spring, The Kennedys, Family Storytelling, Jams and Open Mike. Next scheduled concert: Rory Block, May 1

Hawk Mountain, Kempton - Closed through May 10. Canceled: “Raptorthon”

Historical Bethlehem Museums and Sites - Closed until CDC and governmental agencies advise to resume activities: Moravian Museum, Kemerer Museum, Visitor Center

Lehigh University, Bethlehem - Canceled: “Godspell,” April 17 - 25; Closed through May 3: Zoellner Arts Center. Campus closed through May 13.

Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum, Allentown - Closed until further notice

Mack Trucks Historical Museum, Allentown - Closed until further notice

Mauch Chunk Opera House, Jim Thorpe - Concerts postponed through April

Michener Museum, Doylestown. - Closed through April

Miller Symphony Hall - Canceled: Take 3, April 4. new date to be announced; “The Met: Live in HD Series: Puccini’s Tosca,” April 16; “Third Thursday,” The Lyric Room, April 16; “Musicians’ Sponsorship Dinner,” April 17; Hector Olivera, organ, ”Chamber OnStage,” April 20; “Laughs at The Lyric,” April 29; Allentown Band, “Side by Side,” May 3; “The Met: Live in HD Series: Donizetti’s Maria Stuarda,” May 10

Muhlenberg College, Allentown - Canceled: Fringe Festival, April 4, 5, 17 - 19; Dance Emerge 2020, April 23 - 25

Muhlenberg Summer Music Theatre, Allentown - 2020 summer season canceled: “Legally Blonde,” June 11 - 28; “The Legend of New York,” July 9 - 26; “The Comedy of Wizards,” June 24 - July 25

National Museum of Industrial History, Bethlehem - Closed until further notice

New Vision Tilghman Square 8 - Closed as of midnight March 16 until further notice

Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe - Postponed: Styx, March 14, rescheduled to Nov. 13; Mike DelGuidice and Big Shot, March 21, to Aug. 22.; Last in Line, Lynch Mob, March 22, to June 7; Clint Black, April 3, to Aug. 15; Cash Cab’s Ben Bailey, April 18, to Dec. 19; Sara Evans, April 24, to Aug. 28; LiveWire AC-DC tribute concert, April 25, to Aug. 29; Accept, Blackfoot, April 30, to Sept. 3; The Mavericks, May 1, to Oct. 23; Daughtry, May 3, to March 13, 2021; The Ultimate Johnny Cash Tribute Starring Terry Goffee, May 5, to Sept. 15; “Jukebox Saturday Night: A Tribute to the Big Bands,” May 7, to Sept. 21; “Lights Out - The Music of Frankie Valli,” May 7, to Sept. 16; Get The Led Out, May 8, to July 4; “Branson Fever: Featuring Dave Rehrig as Conway Twitty and Elena Mac as Loretta Lynn,” May 12, 13, to Sept. 22, 23; Tommy James and the Shondells, June 20, to Oct. 3. Canceled: “The Kids Closet Sale,” March 27, 28, 29; The Blue Mountain Community Church Easter Service, April 11; Artimus Pyle Band, April 17; The Legendary Wailers, May 16

Pennsylvania Playhouse, Bethlehem - Postponed: “Twelve Angry Jurors,” March 27 - April 19

Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, DeSales University - 2020 summer season canceled: “A Chorus Line,” June 10 - 28; “Fences,” June 18 - July 5; “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” July 8 - Aug. 2; “Sense and Sensibility,” July 16 - Aug. 2; “An Iliad,” July 7 - 17; “Henry IV, Part 2,” July 22 - Aug. 2; “Charlotte’s Web,” May 29 - Aug. 1; “Luminosity Gala,” May 30; Dee Roscioli: ”In Concert,” June 22; “Shakespeare for Kids,” July 22 - Aug. 1; “The Screwtape Letters,” Anthony Lawton, July 27

Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra - Postponed: April 4, rescheduled to Aug. 1

Pines Dinner Theatre, Allentown - Postponed: “Nunsensations! the Nunsense Vegas Revue., March 20 - May 10. Performances suspended

PPL Center, Allentown - Postponed: “Trolls Live!,” April 10 - 12; “An Evening with Michael Bublé,” May 19; “Baby Shark Live!,” June 4. Next scheduled concert: The Doobie Brothers 50th Anniversary Tour, with The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, June 26

Regal Cinemas - Closed until further notice

Roxy Theatre, Northampton - Closed until further notice.

Sellersville Theatre - Postponed: The Harry Chapin Band, April 4; Cactus, April 5; Darlingside, April 9; DeVotchKa, April 11; John Westford, April 12; Tinsley Ellis, April 14; Albert Cummings, April 15; Canned Heat, April 16; Jim Brickman, April 18; Marshall Crenshaw & Bottle Rockets, April 19; Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, April 20; Hotel California: Eagles Tribute, April 23; Kurtis Conner, April 25; Angel & Starz, April 26; Steep Canyon Rangers, April 28; One for The Foxes, April 29; Becca Stevens, April 30; Shawn Colvin, May 2; Tannahill Weavers, May 3; Doro, May 4; Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas, May 6; Joan Shelley, May 10; Graham Parker, May 17. Canceled: Grace Kelly, April 3; Pushcart Players: “The Velveteen Rabbit Reborn,” May 5

Sigal Museum, Easton - Jane S. Moyer Library, historic houses temporarily closed

Sherman Theater, East Stroudsburg - Postponed: Makeshift, Goalkeeper, House & Home, April 1; In This Moment, Black Veil Brides, DED, Raven Black, April 3; Blue October, April 4; Lil Tjay, April 5; The Infamous Stringdusters, Upstate, Serene Green, April 9; Nighttrain, Contraband, April 18, Next scheduled concert: Tim Reynolds, Chicago Farmer, Copper Fields. May 8

Star of the Day Productions, Emmaus - Postponed: “Newsies,” March 27 - April 5

State Theatre Center for the Arts, Easton - Closed until May 1. Postponed: The Fab Faux, March 14, rescheduled to Sept. 12; Red Hot Chilli Pipers, March 21, to March 11, 2021; “One Night of Queen” by Gary Mullen & the Works, April 4, to Aug. 18; “The Daily Show Writers Comedy Tour,” April 18, to Nov. 21; The Orchestra: Former Members of ELO, April 25, to Aug. 13; Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band, June 6, to June 7, 2021; “Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show,” June 17; new date to be announced. Canceled: “Dancing with the Lehigh Valley Stars,” April 2; “The Color Purple,” May 2

Touchstone Theatre, Bethlehem - Postponed: “The Secret, Act 2,” April 3, 4; new dates to be announced. Canceled: 15th Annual Young Playwrights’ Festival & Gala, May 9

Wind Creek Event Center, Bethlehem - Postponed: Chelsea Handler, March 13, new date to be announced; Professional Boxing, March 14, rescheduled to May 8; Air Supply, March 19, to June 19; Brit Floyd, March 21, 22, to Aug. 14, 15; Pitbull, March 26, to June 28; Reba McEntire, March 27, to July 18; Brian Regan, April 2, to June 26; Matt Fraser, April 18, to Aug. 17; David Foster, Katherine McPhee, April 19, to Oct. 18; Dennis DeYoung & The Music of Styx, April 25, to Nov. 7

Paul Willistein is editor of the Focus features section in the eight Lehigh Valley Press newspapers and on the eight Press websites. Email Paul Willistein: pwillistein@tnonline.com; follow Paul Willistein on Linkedin; Twitter and Instagram.