A music festival scheduled for later this month has been canceled due to beach erosion caused by storm surf and runoff from Hurricane Marie. The two-day event was planned to feature headline performances by several artists, including The Killers and Olivia Dean. Organizers announced the cancellation, citing damage from the hurricane that made it impossible to safely hold the festival as planned.
The event was initially set to take place on September 26-27. Further details about the cancellation are available from the organizers, who have already begun making plans to bring the festival back in the future.
The cancellation was made after the significant beach erosion caused by Hurricane Marie made the original plans unfeasible.
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