Justin Timberlake has canceled his show in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday night (Feb. 27), due to the flu. The star took to his Instagram Stories shortly before doors were scheduled

The plug was pulled Thursday after the doors had already opened at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, and just 10 minutes before the opening act was set to take the stage.

Justin Timberlake has canceled his show in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday night (Feb. 27), due to the flu. The star took to his Instagram Stories shortly before doors were scheduled to open at the Nationwide Arena to share a statement.

Justin Timberlake canceled his concert last night in Columbus, Ohio, citing a battle with the flu. He shared the news with fans only hours before the show was due to start at Nationwide Arena. "You guys,

Justin Timberlake canceled his Columbus show Thursday night, prompting outrage and heartache from fans online.

It was the second Columbus show Timberlake canceled in the past year. He was originally scheduled to perform Oct. 23, 2024, but rescheduled the show for February after he came down with laryngitis and bronchitis.

After canceling his Columbus concert in October and rescheduling, Justin Timberlake has canceled his "Forget Tomorrow" show once again.

Superstar Justin Timberlake canceled his Thursday concert in Columbus due to the flu just minutes before it was supposed to start. "You guys, I'm heartbroken. I have to cancel the show tonight. I went into soundcheck battling the flu and now it's gotten the best of me.

Justin Timberlake cancels Columbus concert due to flu

Justin Timberlake has canceled his show in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday night (Feb. 27), due to the flu. The star took to his Instagram Stories shortly before doors were scheduled to open at the Nationwide Arena to share a statement.

After canceling his Ohio concert in October and rescheduling, Justin Timberlake canceled his final Forget Tomorrow tour show once again.

The plug was pulled Thursday after the doors had already opened at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, and just 10 minutes before the opening act was set to take the stage.