2021 Bunbury Music Festival postponed, could be canceled completely

Cincinnati's 2021 Bunbury Music Festival has been held off, and occasion coordinators say this year's event could be scrapped in its entirety.

Releasing a declaration Monday early morning, festival organizers wrote, "Bunbarians, it was our hope that the big picture would look really in a different way by this phase, however regrettably it is with the safety and security and health and wellbeing of our fans, musicians and team in mind that we have actually picked to postpone our plans for the next installment of Bunbury Music Festival."

The three-day festival was terminated entirely in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. This year's festival-- arranged for June along Cincinnati's riverfront at Sawyer Factor as well as Yeatman's Cove-- was slated to be the festival's 10th installment.

" Canceling when, let alone twice, is the last thing we intend to do," the statement reads. "The state of points as they are forecasted to be would certainly not cause a risk-free and fun atmosphere for all come June, so we are seeking to the future without shutting the door totally on 2021. We'll remain to try to find guidance from health authorities whatsoever degrees as well as we ask all of you to stay risk-free and healthy and balanced."

The outdoor summertime festival generally includes several of the biggest acts in music. Last year's headliners were expected to be Twenty One Pilots, Marshmello as well as the Avett Brothers.