**CONCERT CRASH: Kehlani Cancels Tour Dates—Fans Left Holding the Bag on Pricey Flights and Hotels**
If you had tickets to see Kehlani on her upcoming tour, you might want to check your email—but don't expect a refund for your travel plans.
The R&B star just announced she's scrapping several tour dates, citing "unforeseen circumstances." While ticket buyers are promised refunds from the box office, thousands of fans are now panicking over non-refundable flights and hotel bookings worth hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars.
“I booked my Airbnb four months ago. It was $900. The cancellation policy? 50% back,” one devastated fan told us.
The tough truth: **No one is giving you that money back except maybe your credit card's travel insurance.** Concert insurance is still a rare add-on, and most major airlines won't waive change fees for "artist canceled show" unless you specifically booked travel insurance.
**What you can do right now to protect your wallet:**
- Check if your credit card offers trip cancellation or concert ticket protection (many premium cards like Chase Sapphire and Amex Platinum do).
- If you booked through a third-party site like Expedia or Airbnb, call them directly and ask for a "compassion exception."
- If you haven’t booked travel yet—wait. Never book flights or hotels until the artist actually steps on stage for the first night of tour.
Bottom line: Artists get sick. Tours get cancelled. But your bank account doesn't have to. Always protect your trip with insurance before you hit "book."