SACRAMENTO, Calif. — After postponing Friday night’s Rod Wave concert, the Golden 1 Center announced it postponed the Saturday performance because of “staffing issue.”
In a statement released by Golden 1 Center, it said the postponement was not due to the fault of the artist or promoter.
"Due to no fault of the artist or promoter, Golden 1 Center has had to postpone the Rod Wave Show that was rescheduled for tonight because of staffing issues. The tour will announce the rescheduled date. All tickets will be honored. Guests seeking refunds can do so at their original point of purchase."
The concert at the Golden 1 Center was postponed due to safety concerns, according to the venue.
The hip-hop artist was slated to perform at the downtown Sacramento venue, but the concert has been pushed back to Saturday after police received reports of a possible shooting near the arena.
The Sacramento Police Department said officers received reports of a possible shooting around 9 p.m. and concert goers were told to evacuate the Golden 1 Center.
After a preliminary investigation, police said there was no evidence found of a shooting and no injuries, but fireworks were located in the DOCO plaza.
Sacramento Police had planned for more officers for Saturday’s show before the Golden 1 Center announced the second postponement.
“It happened two days in a row. I was hoping I would see him because we got floor seats,” said Jeffin Joe, Rod Wave fan. “It is just sad that it happened. We do not even know if it is going to happen or not, it might not happen in Sacramento, so we might not even see him.”
The arena officials did not announce the rescheduled date and said “All tickets will be honored. Guests seeking refunds can do so at their original point of purchase."
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