The Joy Formidable cancels Thursday's show at the Lucky You Lounge

By Nathan Weinbender

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The Spo-cancel curse strikes again. Welsh trio the Joy Formidable announced on social media that tonight's show at Lucky You Lounge will no longer be happening, citing "personal reasons."

"We're extremely sorry & we hope to make it up to you soon," the band wrote on a Facebook post published earlier today.

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Fingers crossed they'll reschedule soon — their newest album AARTH is worth a listen. Meanwhile, refunds will be available for anyone who purchased advance tickets.

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