List of Movies, TV Shows, Videogames, and Albums Postponed by the Coronavirus

Below is a list of every upcoming entertainment project that has announced a delay or cancellation due to the global spread of the novel coronavirus. You'll also find status updates for projects that are unaffected. This page will be updated as additional postponements are announced.

Recent updates

Movies (and festivals)

The 355

Universal's Jessia Chastain-starring spy thriller was delayed from January 15, 2021 to January 14, 2022.

Academy Awards

The 2021 awards ceremony has been pushed back two months from February 28 to April 25. A corresponding change to the Oscar eligibility period means that films opening in January and February will be eligible for the 2021 ceremony (rather than 2022). Streaming-only films (that skip theaters entirely) will be eligible for the 2021 Oscars for the first time, provided that the films originally had a theatrical release scheduled. This is only a temporary waiver, however; once/if theaters reopen, the one-week theatrical screening requirement will return for films scheduled for release after that point. This rule change is similar to one just implemented for the 2021 Golden Globes.

AFI Fest

All in-person events scheduled for September have been canceled. Instead, the 2020 festival will be held virtually the week of October 15–22.

An American Pickle

The film adaptation of Simon Rich's story, starring Seth Rogen in dual roles, will no longer head to theaters. Sony has sold the rights to the new streaming service HBO Max, which will stream the film later in 2020.

American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story

A biopic about the Super Bowl-winning quarterback has been delayed a year and will now come out on December 10, 2021.

Antebellum

Lionsgate has delayed its Janelle Monae-starring thriller, originally scheduled for an April 24 release. It will now come out on August 21, 2020. Nope: In early August, the theatrical release was canceled. The film will now head straight to VOD on 9/18.

Antlers

The Scott Cooper-directed horror film had its April 17 release canceled on 3/12. A new date has not yet been set. On 7/23, the film was re-dated for February 19, 2021.

Artemis Fowl

The delayed Kenneth Branagh-directed Disney sci-fi adventure was finally set to open in theaters on May 29. Instead, it will skip theaters and debut on the Disney+ streaming service on June 12.

The Artist's Wife

Originally set for a rollout beginning April 3, the indie drama was postponed indefinitely on 3/12.

The Asset

Martin Campbell's action-thriller starring Michael Keaton, Samuel L. Jackson, and Maggie Q will now reach theaters on April 23, 2021.

Avatar sequels

Production on James Cameron's upcoming film(s), which had been shooting in New Zealand, has been halted as of 3/17. Work on the digital effects will proceed while filming is not possible. The first of the sequels is not due to reach theaters until December 2021 and (as of May) is still scheduled to hit that date. Production is scheduled to resume in New Zealand the week of 5/25. Update 7/23: All four sequels have been delayed by a full year. Avatar 2 is now scheduled for a December 16, 2022 release, with the follow-ups due in 2024, 2026, and 2028, assuming that those years happen as scheduled. Note that filming on Avatar 2 was completed in September 2020, with Avatar 3 not far behind.

Bacurau

The well-reviewed Brazilian film was supposed to roll out to various arthouse cinemas this month. Instead, Kino Lorber is using the film to test out a new pay-per-view streaming option called Kino Marquee that will split revenue with selected cinemas (and you'll choose which theater to support—simply select the "virtual screening room" of your choice at the bottom of the page).

Bad Trip

The hidden-camera prank film, starring Eric Andre, Lil Rel Howery, and Tiffany Haddish, will skip theaters entirely (after being bumped out of its April release) and head straight to Netflix (date tbd).

BAFTA Film Awards

The 2021 awards ceremony has been rescheduled from February to April 11, 2021.

Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar

Originally expected to arrive this summer on July 31st, the latest comedy from the Bridesmaids team of Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo has been delayed a year to July 16, 2021.

The Batman

Production on the Robert Pattinson-starring film has been paused for at least two weeks (starting 3/14). For now, the release date remains June 25, 2021, and a delay seems likely, though over six weeks of filming was finished prior to the shutdown. On 4/20, the film's release was delayed from June 25, 2021 to October 1, 2021. Filming resumed in early September but was forced to shut down again almost immediately when a cast member tested positive for covid (though production restarted a few weeks later). Another release date change is expected. Update 10/5: The film's release has been delayed again to March 4, 2022.

Beastie Boys Story

The Spike Jonze-directed music doc will no longer open in theaters on April 3rd, though it is still expected to stream on Apple TV+ beginning April 24. The theatrical release may be rescheduled for a later date.

The Beatles: Get Back

Peter Jackson's Fab Four documentary has been delayed a full year from early September to August 27, 2021.

Bill & Ted Face the Music

The franchise revival will now reach theaters two weeks later than planned, on August 28. Update 7/23: The film will now reach theaters and VOD on September 1—later switched back to August 28.

Bios

Universal has delayed the Tom Hanks sci-fi film from October 2 to April 16, 2021.

Birds of Prey

The current theatrical release will now hit VOD far earlier than planned, on Tuesday, March 24.

Black Widow

Disney postponed its next major Marvel film from its May 1st release date on 3/17. The film is now scheduled to reach theaters on November 6, 2020. Nope: It was delayed again, this time all the way to May 7, 2021.

Bloodshot

The Vin Diesel film will be available to rent on VOD on 3/24, just 11 days after its theatrical release.

Bob's Burgers: The Movie

The first feature based on the animated TV series will no longer open on July 17. The theatrical release has been pushed back all the way to April 9, 2021.

Boss Level

Production on the Joe Carnahan-directed sci-fi action thriller was completed early this year, but in November producers gave up on a U.S. theatrical release; instead, the film will debut on Hulu in 2021.

The Broken Hearts Gallery

After numerous scheduling changes that saw the Selena Gomez rom-com pingponging through dates in July and August, the film's theatrical release was postponed indefinitely on July 20th.

The Call of the Wild

The recent theatrical release will get an early VOD release on 3/27.

Candyman

The Jordan Peele-produced horror reboot has been pushed back from June 12 to September 25. On 7/8, it was delayed again, this time to October 16. On September 11, it was delayed a third time and will now open sometime in 2021 (date tbd) on August 27, 2021.

The Card Counter

Paul Schrader's upcoming drama shut down filming on 3/16 just five days short of completing production.

Cannes Film Festival

The 2020 festival, scheduled for May 12–23, was postponed on 3/19. Organizers are considering alternate dates in June, but it is likely the festival will be canceled (rather than postponed further) if June proves unworkable. Update 5/11: This year's festival has been canceled.

Charm City Kings

The Sundance-screened drama was expected to open in theaters on April 10 but has been postponed. On 5/5, HBO Max acquired the film from Sony Pictures Classics, and it will now bypass theaters and debut directly on the new streaming service on October 8.

Children of the Sea

GKIDS has postponed special event screenings of the anime film, previously set for April 20 & 22.

The Climb

The well-reviewed indie dramedy will no longer open on 3/20. A new date has not been announced. The new release date is July 17, 2020. In July, Sony postponed the film yet again, and a new date has not been set.

Clouds

Planned as a Warner Bros. theatrical release, this adaptation of the book Fly a Little Higher: How God Answered a Mom’s Small Prayer in a Big Way will now be a Disney+ exclusive and stream this summer.

Comic-Con

The 2020 edition of San Diego's Comic-Con, originally scheduled for late July, has been canceled. It's the first cancellation in the festival's 50-year history.

Coming 2 America

Paramount has sold off its sequel to Eddie Murphy's 1988 hit comedy Coming to America to Amazon for a reported $125 million. Instead of a nationwide theatrical release on December 18, the film will head to the Prime Video streaming service on March 5.

The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It

Originally expected to reach theaters this September, the horror sequel will now open on June 4, 2021.

Connected

The latest animated feature produced by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller has been pushed back one month from September 18 to October 23. But in September, it was delayed again, this time indefinitely.

Death on the Nile

Kenneth Branagh's latest Agatha Christie adaptation has been pushed two weeks to October 23, 2020. In September it was pushed another two months to December 18, 2020. In November, it was pulled from the release calendar entirely.

Deep Water

The Ben Affleck-starring thriller was pushed from November 13, 2020 to August 13, 2021.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Pre-production on the 2021 Marvel film was in progress at the time of the industry-wide shutdown in March, and has continued remotely (to the extent possible) since then. If the film can still hit its filming start date in June, it should not be delayed. On April 3rd, the film's release was officially delayed to November 5, 2021, and on April 24th, it was delayed again, this time to March 25, 2022.

Downhill

The recent theatrical release will get an early VOD release on 3/27.

Dune

Though reshoots for Denis Villeneuve‘s remake must still be filmed this summer, there are no plans yet to delay the film beyond its current December 18 date. But the film is widely expected to get bumped into 2021 now that fellow Warner Bros event film Wonder Woman 1984 has been rescheduled for a December elease. Update 10/5: It has been delayed 10 months to October 1, 2021.

Dungeons & Dragons

The latest film adaptation of the tabletop RPG has been bumped from November 19, 2021 to May 27, 2022.

Elvis

The Baz Luhrmann-directed film starring Tom Hanks shut down production in March but is expected to resume filming on September 23rd. For now, the film's November 5, 2021 release remains on schedule.

Emma

The current theatrical release will get an early VOD debut (while still technically in theaters) on Friday 3/20.

Escape Room 2

The horror sequel has been delayed a month from November 30, 2020 to January 1, 2021.

Eternals

The Marvel film has been stripped of its "The" and delayed from November 6, 2020 to February 12, 2021. In September, it was pushed back another nine months to November 5, 2021.

Fantastic Beasts 3

Production postponed on 3/16, one week prior to the start of filming. It is unclear if the November 12, 2021 release date will be affected. Update 11/9: The film has been postponed to July 15, 2022 (though the delay is only partially covid-related; the remaing part is Johnny Depp related).

Fantastic Fest

The 2020 installment of the Austin film festival has been canceled.

Fast & Furious 9

The latest Fast & Furious blockbuster has been pushed back nearly a full year from May 22, 2020 to April 2, 2021. That date was later changed to May 28, 2021 to make room for the delayed James Bond film No Time to Die.

Fatale

The Michael Ealy and Hilary Swank thriller, originally slated for a June release, is now due on 10/30.

Fatherhood

Sony has moved the Kevin Hart drama's release forward three months from January 2021 to October 23, 2020. On 4/23, the film moved again, this time to April 2, 2021.

First Cow

Kelly Reichardt's new must-see film has already opened in a few cities, but A24 has opted to cancel its planned rollout to more screens throughout March. Instead, the film will be re-released in theaters later this year once it is possible to do so.

The Flash

Amid a reshuffling of Warner Bros. films, the DC Comics entry was actually moved forward one month, from July 1, 2022 to June 3, 2022. In October, the film was delayed again to November 4, 2022.

Fonzo [retitled Capone]

The Josh Trank-directed, Tom Hardy-starring Al Capone biopic was originally intended to open in theaters this year. But the newly retitled film will now head straight to VOD on May 12.

The Forever Purge [aka The Purge 5]

The horror sequel has been delayed indefinitely beyond its original July 10 release date. Update 7/8: The film has a new date of July 9, 2021.

Free Guy

The Ryan Reynolds-starring action comedy has been delayed from July 3 to December 11. On 11/6, it was postponed indefinitely.

The French Dispatch

Wes Anderson's newest film was set to open on July 24 but will now reach theaters on October 16. On 7/23, Disney delayed the release indefinitely. The film will now release sometime in 2021 (after the eligibility cutoff for the 2020 Oscars).

The Gentlemen

The Guy Ritchie film, now in theaters, will come to VOD early on 3/24.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife

The Ghostbusters sequel, featuring the original cast, has been delayed from July 10 to March 5, 2021. In October, it was delayed again, to June 11, 2021.

The Glorias

The Julie Taymor-directed, Sundance-screened Gloria Steinem biopic will no longer open in theaters in September. Instead, it will head straight to Amazon's Prime Video on September 30.

Godzilla vs. Kong

Warner Bros.' monster movie has been pushed back from November 20, 2020 to May 21, 2021.

Golden Globes

The 93rd installment of the annual awards ceremony has been pushed from January to February 28, 2021—the original date for the Oscars (which were previously delayed to April). Nominations will now be announced on February 3, 2021 rather than in December.

Gotham Awards

The first-of-the-season film awards will now be handed out on January 11, 2021 rather than just after Thanksgiving. Nominations will also be a few weeks late, with the announcement due November 12th.

The Green Knight

David Lowery's film was scheduled for a May 29 theatrical release. That will not happen, and it is unclear if A24 will attempt to reschedule the film for theaters or if it will head straight to VOD. As of mid-may, the film is indefinitely delayed.

Greenland

The Gerard Butler thriller will now open in theaters on September 25 instead of August 14. Nope: It is now a straight-to-VOD release that will be available to buy on 10/13 and rent on 10/27.

Greyhound

The Tom Hanks WWII drama will no longer be released on June 12. A new date has not been set, but the film likely won't arrive until 2021. Update 5/19: The film will now skip theaters entirely and debut on Apple TV+ on July 10.

Halloween Kills

The Blumhouse horror film, a sequel to the recent Halloween reboot, has been delayed a full calendar year to October 15, 2021. That means the third film, Halloween Ends, will also be delayed a year and will now reach theaters on October 14, 2022.

Hamilton

A version of Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical—featuring the original Broadway cast in 2016—was originally supposed to be a theatrical release debuting in October 2021. It'll now head to Disney+ instead, and it will do so over 15 months ahead of schedule, on July 3, 2020.

The High Note

Focus Features has canceled the theatrical release (which was May 8) for this drama set in the L.A. music industry. It will now head straight to VOD on May 29.

The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard

The The Hitman’s Bodyguard sequel is now set for an August 20, 2021 release. It was originally supposed to come out in August of this year.

Home Alone

Production on Disney's upcoming remake/reboot was halted on 3/13.

Hotel Transylvania 4

The animated sequel is taking advantage of a new opening in the release schedule to move to August 6, 2021, a few months ahead of its originally planned December 22, 2021 release.

How to Build a Girl

The 1990s-set comedy starring Beanie Feldstein, which impressed critics on the festival circuit last fall, will now skip theaters and head straight to VOD on May 8.

The Hunt

The current theatrical release will get an early VOD debut (while still technically in theaters) on Friday 3/20.

In the Heights

The film adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda's pre-Hamilton stage musical will no longer reach theaters on June 26, 2020. The new release date is almost a year later, on June 18, 2021.

Indiana Jones 5 [w/t]

The long-in-the-works sequel has been delayed a year from its 2021 release window. It is now targeting a July 29, 2022 release date.

Infinite

Antoine Fuqua's sci-fi thriller has been delayed by a year, from August 7, 2020 to May 28, 2021.

The Invisible Man

The current theatrical release will get an early VOD debut (while still technically in theaters) on Friday 3/20.

Irresistible

The Jon Stewart-directed political comedy starring Steve Carell no longer appears to be headed to theaters (or anywhere else) on May 29th, as Focus Features has removed all mentions of that date from its website. Update 5/22: The film will now skip theaters and get a digital home release on June 26.

Jackass 4

The latest in the franchise has been delayed from March 5, 2021 to July 2, 2021. On 7/23, the film was delayed again, this time to September 3, 2021.

John Wick: Chapter 4

The next film in the Keanu Reeves action series has been delayed a full year to May 27, 2022.

Jungle Cruise

Disney has delayed its upcoming Dwayne Johnson-starring theme park ride adaptation a full year, from July 24, 2020 to July 30, 2021.

Jurassic World: Dominion

The latest Jurassic Park sequel had its filming halted on 3/13 after about three weeks of shooting. Production is scheduled to resume in early July in the UK, making it one of the first films to return to production. The Colin Trevorrow-directed film is still scheduled for a June 11, 2021 release. Nope: In October, it was delayed a full year to June 10, 2022.

Kajillionaire

Miranda July's festival hit, originally scheduled for a June 19 release, will now attempt a theatrical release on September 25.

The King of Staten Island

SNL star Pete Davidson's semi-autobiographical comedy (directed by Judd Apatow) will no longer open in theaters on June 19 (or any other time). Instead, it will debut on VOD on June 12.

King Richard

Production on the Will Smith tennis drama about the rise of Venus and Serena Williams was halted on 3/16 in the middle of filming. The film was expected to open during Thanksgiving weekend this fall, and there is no word yet on whether it will be delayed.

The King's Man

Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman prequel has been delayed for a third time and will now open on Februray 12, 2021.

The Last Duel

Ridley Scott's historical epic has been delayed nearly a year, from December 25, 2020 to October 15, 2021.

Last Night in Solo

Edgar Wright's new horror film will no longer open in theaters on September 25. The film has been pushed back to sometime in 2021 April 23, 2021.

Let Him Go

The adaptation of Larry Watson's novel starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane has been pushed back from August 21 to November 6.

The Little Mermaid

Production on Disney's upcoming live-action adaptation was halted on March 13 just prior to the start of filming. There is no restart date yet, and the film did not yet have a firm release date.

Love and Monsters [fka Monster Problems]

The Paramount monster comedy will skip its theatrical release and head straight to VOD on October 16.

The Lovebirds

The Issa Rae/Kumail Nanjiani rom-com-murder-mystery's SXSW debut and April 3 theatrical release has been canceled. Paramount has now sold the film to Netflix, which will stream the film on May 22.

Macbeth

The Joel Coen-directed Shakespeare adaptation will no longer begin filming this spring.

Malignant

James Wan's thriller was bumped from its August 14 date to make way for the rescheduled Wonder Woman 1984. A new date has not been set.

The Man From Toronto

Production on the upcoming Woody Harrelson/Kevin Hart comedy was halted 3/14 just prior to filming. For now, the film retains its November 20, 2020 release date. Nope: On 4/24, it was pushed back almost a full year, to September 17, 2021.

The Many Saints of Newark

David Chase's feature film prequel to HBO's The Sopranos was supposed to open on September 25 of this year but has been delayed to March 12, 2021.

The Matrix 4

Filming on the upcoming sequel (which was in progress) was shut down on 3/16, though producers hope to resume filming in July. There is no word yet on how the delay will impact the film's May 21, 2021 release date, though a delay is likely. In June, the film was delayed from May 21, 2021 to April 1, 2022. But in October it was moved up a bit to December 22, 2021.

Military Wives

Release date delayed from March 27 to May 22, 2020.

Minions: The Rise of Gru

The animated sequel will no longer open on July 3. It has been pushed back a full year to July 2, 2021.

Mission: Impossible 7 and Mission: Impossible 8

Production on the 7th film halted on 2/24 just prior to filming for two months in Italy. The film had been targeting a July 23, 2021 release, which seems likely to shift unless a substitute shooting location can be found. Recent reports the week of 3/16 suggest that filming on some stunt work has actually resumed in the UK has now been rescheduled for November 19, 2021. Filming is expected to resume in September. The 8th film (which is being shot back-to-back with the 7th) has been delayed from August 5, 2022 to November 4, 2022.

Monster Hunter

The Paul W.S. Anderson videogame adaptation has been pushed from September to an April 23, 2021 theatrical release.

Morbius

Sony's Jared Leto-starring superhero film (set in the Spider-Man universe) has been postponed from July 31 to March 19, 2021. In addition, a yet-to-be-named follow-up Sony Marvel film set for October 2021 will no longer come out next year.

Mulan

Disney's live-action Mulan remake had its March 27 release postponed (on 3/12). The film has been rescheduled for July 24. On 6/26 it was delayed a second time, to August 21st. On 7/23, Disney delayed the film's release indefinitely. On 8/4, the studio announced a new and final September 4 theatrical release (in whichever markets still happen to have open movie theaters on that date, if any) combined with a simultaneous home video release on Disney+ (for a $29.99 add-on charge).

My Spy

The twice-delayed Dave Bautista-starring family comedy will no longer open in theaters in the U.S. Instead, the film will head straight to Amazon's Prime Video on June 26.

Never Rarely Sometimes Always

The year's best-reviewed film will head to VOD early, on 4/3.

The New Mutants

The X-Men spinoff, already the subject of repeated delays, had its April 3 release canceled on 3/12. A new release date (which will be the film's fifth) has not yet been set has been set for August 28.

The Nightingale

Pre-production is paused for at least two weeks on the Elle Fanning and Dakota Fanning WWII drama. It had been expected to release on December 25, 2020 but now (as of 4/24) will no longer come out this year. A new date has not been announced.

No Time to Die

The next 007 film's planned release on April 10 was canceled and rescheduled for November 25, 2020 in North America (November 12 in the UK). The release date was later moved up five days to November 20, 2020, though rumors in mid-July suggest the film will get bumped once again, this time to the summer of 2021. Update 10/3: The film did indeed get bumped and will now open on April 2, 2021.

Nobody

Universal has rescheduled this Bob Odenkirk-starring action thriller from August 14, 2020 to February 26, 2021.

The One and Only Ivan

The Disney film, a mix of CGI animation and live action, will skip its originally planned August theatrical release and debut on Disney+ on August 21.

Onward

Pixar's just-released film will be available on VOD starting 3/20, and then come early to Disney+ (on 4/3).

The Painted Bird

IFC has delayed the film's theatrical release, previously scheduled for April 17, to July 17.

The Personal History of David Copperfield

The new Dickens adaptation from Veep creator Armando Iannucci will no longer open in theaters on May 8. Disney has not announced a new date. The new theatrical release date is August 14. On 7/23, it was pushed again, this time to August 28.

Peter Pan & Wendy

Disney's live-action retelling is still targeting a 2021 release, though pre-production was halted on 3/13.

Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway

The Sony animated film has been delayed from April 3 to August 7, 2020 and then again (on 3/31) to January 15, 2021.

Praise This

Will Packer's next film will no longer come out on September 25.

Promare

GKIDS has canceled event screenings of the Japanese animated film scheduled for April. The film will now head to VOD two weeks early on 4/21 (and DVD/Blu-ray on 5/19).

Promising Young Woman

Focus Features has canceled a planned April 17 release for this well-reviewed thriller from Killing Eve's Emerald Fennell. The film is now expected to release on Christmas Day.

A Quiet Place Part II

The horror sequel's March 20 release was canceled on 3/12. It is now scheduled for September 4. Update: On 7/24, it was delayed again, this time to April 23, 2021.

Raya and the Last Dragon

The Disney animated family film has been delayed from its planned November release to March 12, 2021.

Red Notice

Production on the Dwayne Johnson Netflix thriller was halted in March after nearly two months of shooting, forcing a delay from its summer debut plans. Production did not resume until mid-September.

Respect

The Jennifer Hudson-starring Aretha Franklin biopic was delayed from Christmas to January 15, 2021 (which would have still made it eligible for the upcoming Oscars) and then again to August 13, 2021 (which means it won't be eligible until 2022).

Run

The Sarah Paulson-starring thriller will no longer open in theaters on May 8. In fact, it will no longer head to theaters at all; instead, Hulu has acquired the film from original distributor Lionsgate and will stream it on a still-to-be-determined date later this year on November 20.

Run Sweetheart Run

The Sundance-screened horror film will no longer open in theaters on 5/8—or anytime thereafter. Amazon acquired the film on 5/27 and will stream it on Prime Video later this year.

Saint Maud

The well-reviewed horror film's April release has been postponed indefinitely by A24. It was later rescheduled to July 17, only for the film to be postponed indefinintely yet again in early July. The film will reach UK theaters in October, but A24 hasn't yet picked a new American release date (and is still hoping for a theatrical rather than VOD release).

Samaritan

Production on the Sylvester Stallone thriller was shut down for at least two weeks beginning 3/15. The film had been scheduled for a December 11 release, which has not yet been changed.

Scoob!

The animated Scooby-Doo film has been postponed shifted to a straight-to-digital release. It was slated to reach theaters on May 15 but will now be available on VOD and digital outlets that day.

Screen Actors Guild Awards

The 2021 SAG Awards will now be held on March 14, 2021 instead of in late January. Nominations will now be revealed on February 4.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

The Marvel film, for now, retains its February 12, 2021 release date, though filming was halted on March 12. On April 3rd, the film was officially delayed to May 7, 2021. It was later pushed again, to July 9, 2021.

Shazam! 2

The DC Comics sequel was delayed from April 1, 2022 to November 4, 2022. In October, it was pushed again, this time all the way to June 2, 2023.

Shirley

The well-reviewed Sundance drama starring Elisabeth Moss as author Shirley Jackson has been postponed indefinitely beyond its planned April 24 release.

Shrine

Filming on the upcoming horror film was paused for at least four weeks, beginning on 3/14.

Sing 2

The animated sequel has been bumped from its July 2021 release as a result of other films shifting dates. It will now open on December 22, 2021.

Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins

The film has been delayed from October 2020 to a tbd 2021 release. Update 8/29: The new release date is now October 22, 2021.

Sonic the Hedgehog

The VOD date for the recent theatrical release has been advanced to March 31.

Soul

The Pixar film, originally scheduled for June 19, will now open in theaters on November 20. Nope: On 10/8, Disney canceled the film's theatrical release. It will now head straight to Disney+ on December 25.

South by Southwest Film Festival

The festival had been scheduled to run from March 13-22 but was canceled on 3/6. Select films that had been scheduled to screen at the festival will be available to stream for free on Amazon (no subscription required) from April 27 through May 6.

Spell

Paramount's horror film will no longer open in theaters on August 28. A new date has not been set.

Spiral

The Chris Rock-starring spinoff from the Saw horror franchise was originally slated for a release this May 15, but will now skip this year entirely and reach theaters (if there still are any) on May 21, 2021.

untitled Spider-Man: Far From Home sequel

Tom Holland's next outing as Spider-Man was planned for July 16, 2021 but will now come out on November 5, 2021. On 7/24, it was further delayed to December 17, 2021.

untitled Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse sequel

The sequel to the acclaimed animated film has been delayed from April 8, 2022 to October 7, 2022.

Spiral

The upcoming Saw spinoff, starring Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson, will no longer open on May 15.

Spirit Awards

The 2021 ceremony has been pushed back to April 24, 2021, one day before the rescheduled Oscar ceremony.

The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run

On 4/2, the animated film was rescheduled from May 22 to July 31. It was then rescheduled yet again on 4/14, this time to August 7. On 6/22, the plan changed yet again: The film will now head straight to VOD (date tbd) and then become a CBS All Access exclusive in early 2021.

untitled Star Wars trilogy

Disney's next batch of Star Wars films has been pushed back by a year, with the first one now due on December 22, 2023.

Stillwater

The Thomas McCarthy-directed thriller, starring Matt Damon and Abigail Breslin, will no longer reach theaters on November 6. A new date has not been named.

Sundance Film Festival

The January 2021 event, assuming it actually goes forward, will incorporate an online component and expand in-person screenings beyond Park City, Utah to over 20 theaters around the country (and possibly beyond). Update 8/6: The festival has been shortened from 11 to 7 days and will now begin one week later than planned, on January 28, 2021. Some events may be held in additional cities.

Telluride Film Festival

Festival organizers recently added an extra day (but not more films) to this year's schedule, meaning the festival would now run from September 3-7 if it is allowed to proceed. As of early June, organizers intend to hold the festival as scheduled. Update 7/14: The festival has been canceled.

Tenet

After resisting a move for months, Warner Bros. finally delayed the highly anticipated Christopher Nolan film on June 12. It'll now reach theaters two weeks later than originally planned, on Friday, July 31st. Nope—on 6/25, it was delayed agin, this time to August 12. On July 20th, the film was pulled from the release schedule entirely. When it ultimately arrives, it may open in other countries prior to a U.S. release. Update 7/27: The film will now begin an international rollout on August 26th (continuing over the following month) before reaching some U.S. cities (locations tbd) on September 2nd (with some theaters also hosting advance screenings beginning on August 31st).

Thor: Love And Thunder

The Marvel sequel was delayed from November 5, 2021 to February 18, 2022 but then moved up a week to February 11, 2022.

Tribeca Film Festival

The annual festival was canceled on 3/12. It had been scheduled to run from April 15–26. A small selection of festival programming will be made available to stream online (exact details tbd).

Tom & Jerry

Warner Bros. has delayed the hybrid live action/animated film from December 23, 2020 to March 5, 2021.

Tomb Raider 2

The film will no long open in theaters on March 19, 2021. A new date has not been set.

The Tomorrow War

Paramount canceled the Christmas release of the Chris Pratt-starring alien invasion thriller on 4/2. The new release date will be July 23, 2021.

Top Gun: Maverick

The Top Gun sequel was scheduled for a 6/24 release but will now come out on 12/23. On 7/24, the film was delayed again, this time to July 2, 2021.

Toronto International Film Festival

This year's TIFF is still scheduled to go on in September, though festival organizers are exploring adding a digital component to supplement the in-person screenings.

The Trial of the Chicago 7

With theaters mostly closed for the foreseeable future, Paramount has sold the rights for Aaron Sorkin's upcoming drama to Netflix (for a reported $56 million), making it a straight-to-streaming title. The film was expected to open in theaters on September 25, but no Netflix premiere date has been announced (though it is still expected to arrive in the fall) Netflix will stream the film beginning October 16.

Tribeca Film Festival

Typically held in April, the 2021 edition will get a late start and run from June 9–20, 2021.

Trolls World Tour

This animated family film sequel has the distinction of being the only nationwide April release that has not yet been canceled. Its release date remains April 10, and in an unprecedented move, Universal will make the film available for rental as a VOD title on the day of its theatrical release. (Since movie theaters will likely still be closed on April 10, this effectively makes Trolls a straight-to-video release.)

Uncharted

Pre-production on the upcoming videogame adaptation is paused for at least six weeks as of 3/16. The film had been targeting a March 2021 release but that will likely get pushed (again). Update 3/31: It has; the new release date is October 8, 2021. But then on 4/24, the release was moved forward to July 16, 2021.

Unhinged

The Russell Crowe thriller has been pushed back from July 10 to July 31.

Untitled M. Night Shyamalan thriller

In a surprise twist, Shyamalan's next film has been delayed indefinitely beyond its original February 21, 2021 release.

Venice Film Festival

Possibly unaffected. As of late May, the festival is still scheduled to begin on September 2nd as originally planned.

Venom 2 (now titled Venom: Let There Be Carnage)

The retitled Venom sequel has been delayed from October 2, 2020 to June 25, 2021. Principal photography was completed prior to the shutdown, but the film still requires reshoots and post-production work.

Vivo

Sony's animated monkey movie will no longer come out next April. Its new release date is June 4, 2021.

The Way Back

The just-released (and surprisingly decent) Ben Affleck basketball drama is heading to VOD on 3/24, far ahead of its original schedule.

West Side Story

Steven Spielberg's highly anticipated remake was pushed back a full year from its original holiday 2020 release and will now open on December 10, 2021.

Wicked

Universal will no longer open its film adaptation of the stage musical on December 22, 2021, a result of having to shift other films from their 2020 and 2021 dates. A new date has not been set (but will likely be in 2022).

Without Remorse

The Tom Clancy adaptation (which stars Michael B. Jordan) has been pushed back a few weeks from September 18 to October 2. On 6/27, it was postponed much further, this time to February 26, 2021. But since July (and continuing in November) Paramount has been in ongoing talks to sell the film to Amazon, which makes it likely that the film will skip theaters and debut on Prime Video.

The Witches

The Robert Zemeckis-directed adaptation of Roald Dahl's story was scheduled for an October 9, 2020 release but has now been delayed indefinitely. Update 10/2: The film will now skip theaters and debut on the HBO Max streaming service on October 22.

The Woman in the Window

Disney has postponed the theatrical release of Joe Wright's new psychological thriller. It had been scheduled to open nationwide on May 15.

Wonder Woman 1984

The planned June 5 release was delayed to August 14 on 3/24. Then, on 6/12, it was delayed again, this time to October 2. On 9/11, the film was bumped yet again, and will now release on December 25. On 11/18, Warner Bros. revealed that the film would also stream on HBO Max simultaneous with its theatrical release (or in lieu of same, if theaters are no longer open).

You Should Have Left

Instead of opening in theaters, this Blumhouse-produced haunted house thriller starring Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried will head straight to VOD on 6/19.

Television

9-1-1 (Fox)

Unaffected. Filming on the remainder of the current season is already complete. The 2020-21 season should begin filming in early October, which means that it likely won't air until early 2021. (The same goes for spinoff 9-1-1: Lone Star.)

The 100 (CW)

The CW series is attempting to complete filming of its series finale, which has just a few days left to go.

Academy of Country Music Awards (CBS)

The April 5 ceremony has been postponed until September 16. A new special ("Our Country") featuring at-home performances will air in its place on April 5 at 8p on CBS.

All Rise (CBS)

Production halted 3/13. But the series will briefly return to production for a unique filmed-at-home episode set during the pandemic, to air on May 4.

The Amazing Race S33 (CBS)

Production suspended after three episodes were filmed. However, it is the 2021 season that is impacted; Season 32 was already filmed prior to the production halt and will air as scheduled this May now be delayed to later in 2020 as CBS attempts to space out its few remaining programs.

America's Got Talent S15 (NBC)

Production of the upcoming summer season halted 3/14 with approximately half of the episodes completed, forcing a mid-season hiatus after just six episodes aired. Production resumed in late June and the series is expected to return to air on July 28, though the season will likely wind up with fewer episodes than normal overall.

American Crime Story: Impeachment (FX)

The anthology's Lewinsky/Clinton-themed season could not film in the spring as originally planned. Filming is now expected to begin in early October.

American Horror Story S10 (FX)

Because of a weather-dependent storyline, the delay in production means that this fall's 10th season has been delayed a full calendar year and will now air in fall 2021. (However, a new AHS spinoff could air in the fall or early next year.) Production is expected to begin in October 2020.

American Housewife (ABC)

Production halted 3/14. The next season will debut about a month later than normal, on October 28th.

American Idol (ABC)

Filming has ceased as of 3/17. The final already filmed episode will air on 4/5 (bumped from 3/30, when the show will not air). The delayed live episodes will now air beginning Sunday 4/26, with all remaining contestants performing from their homes.

American Ninja Warrior (NBC)

The delayed 12th season will launch on September 7, but the season will be about half the length (just 8 episodes) of a typical cycle due to the production shutdown.

Americanah (HBO Max)

Production delayed in March and then canceled completely on 10/15 after the delay caused the loss of star Lupita Nyong'o to other projects.

Angelyne (Peacock)

Production halted 3/12 on the upcoming Emmy Rossum-starring miniseries.

Animal Kingdom (TNT)

Filming on the next season began the week of September 7.

Archer S11 (FXX)

The animated comedy will no longer return on May 6th. The season will likely debut later in 2020.

Atlanta S3/S4 (FX)

Production halted 3/13. The S3 premiere date was previously delayed to early 2021 for non-virus reasons. Filming (on both seasons concurrently) will not begin until sometime in the first half of 2021, so it looks like the earliest that S3 could air is fall 2021 (and that could easily get pushed to 2022).

The Bachlor (ABC)

Production on the 2021 season could begin in late September or early October, albeit at a different (non-California) location than normal. That should mean that next season will hit its usual launch window.

The Bachelorette (ABC)

Production halted on 3/13 just at the start of filming. The season was scheduled to debut on May 18 but that date will likely change. But it will reportedly head back into production in July with the goal of airing during ABC's fall season. Update 8/27: The season will now debut on October 13.

Barry S3 (HBO)

Pre-production halted 3/27, and filming on the third season has been delayed indefinitely.

Batwoman (CW)

Production halted 3/13. Filming on season 2 began the week of September 7, and new episodes should begin airing in January.

Big Brother S22 (CBS)

. As of mid-May, the network is hoping to be able to air a new season of the reality series this summer, with possibly only a slight delay from the show's usual June launch. The slightly delayed season will now launch on August 5.

Billboard Music Awards (NBC)

The Kelly Clarkson-hosted ceremony will not take place on April 29th as planned. The new date is October 14.

Billions (Showtime)

While the 5th season will debut on 5/3 as originally planned, only seven episodes will be able to air. The five remaining (and still unfilmed) episodes will air sometime in 2021.

Black Monday (Showtime)

The currently airing season will now be limited to one new episode per week (rather than two). Since only six episodes were filmed prior to the halt in production, the season will be split in two, with the remaining four episodes expected to air in late 2020 to air beginning June 28.

black-ish (ABC)

Unaffected. Filming on the remainder of the 2019-20 season is already complete. Season 7 will debut about a month later than normal, on October 21st.

The Blacklist (NBC)

Production halted 3/13. Three unproduced episodes will not be filmed, leaving the season to end on 5/15. And that episode was only partially filmed, but the episode will be completed with some animated scenes, a first for the series.

Blindspot S5 (NBC)

The drama's final season was originally scheduled to air over the summer, but will now debut early on April 30th make that May 7, after yet another schedule change.

Blue Bloods (CBS)

Filming on the drama's 11th season is expected to begin in mid-September. New episodes could begin airing late this year (or in 2021).

Bob Hearts Abishola (CBS)

Production halted 3/13.

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)

Production halted 3/17. The last remaining new episode will air 4/23. Production resumed in mid-June and, despite a few delays, the series is expected to return with new episodes beginning July 20 (though a few of those episodes were actually filmed early this year).

The Bold Type (Freeform)

Production halted 3/15.

Bosch (Prime Video)

The final season of the Amazon series began filming in the fall, but production was shut down for a time in November due to a positive test. The season is still expected to debut sometime in 2021.

Breeders (FX)

Season 2 began filming during the first week of September, and the new season should air in 2021.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine (NBC)

The next season has been delayed from fall 2020 to sometime in 2021.

Bull (CBS)

Production halted 3/12. Filming on the next season is expected to begin during the last week of September, and new episodes could air in either very late 2020 or early 2021.

Carnival Row S2 (Amazon)

Filming halted 3/12. But production was able to resume in the Czech Republic over the summer, and filming was completed in mid August.

Charmed (CW)

Production halted 3/12. The next season is expected to debut in January, assuming that production can begin in September or October as planned.

The Chi (Showtime)

The upcoming 3rd season has been moved forward a few weeks and will now debut on 6/21. All episodes have already been filmed.

Chicago Fire / Chicago Med / Chicago P.D. (NBC)

Production on all three shows halted 3/12. The unproduced episodes will not be filmed and all three shows will now wrap up their current seasons on 4/15. The shows returned to production for their new seasons in September, but filming on Chicago Med was halted for at least two weeks following a positive covid test in late September. Filming on Chicago Fire was also halted in mid-November following positive tests.

Chucky (Syfy)

Syfy's series adaptation of the horror franchise will be unable to begin filming this fall as planned. With production starting now in 2021, it is likely the series won't air until the 2021-22 season.

Claws S4 (TNT)

Production on the show's final season halted 3/13.

CMT Music Awards (CMT)

The televised ceremony has been delayed from June 3 to October 14.

Conan (TBS)

New nightly full-length episodes will resume on March 30, using an all-remote format (shot on iPhones) and videochat guest interviews.

The Conners S3 (ABC)

Likely unaffected. The third season began taping the week of August 17 with a pared-down crew and the show is on track for a fall premiere just a bit later than normal, on October 21st.

Cortés y Moctezuma (Prime Video)

Amazon's Steven Spielberg-produced, Spanish-language miniseries, written by Steven Zaillian and starring Javier Bardem, was canceled completely on 9/3 after it was previously shut down mid-production due to the pandemic.

The Crown S4 (Netflix)

As of 3/16, producers are attempting to complete filming on the upcoming fourth season, which is just one week away from completion. In April, Netflix suggested that the season will air in late 2020 as originally planned, without any delays.

Cruel Summer (Freeform)

The new drama series (formerly titled Last Summer) was expected to debut this fall, but now will not arrive until sometime in 2021.

The Daily Show With Trevor Noah (Comedy Central)

Production halted 3/13. The network hopes to have the show back on the air at the end of the month. In the meantime, new home-recorded segments are streaming daily and will begin airing on Comedy Central nightly at 11p beginning Monday 3/23. Episodes were expanded to 45 minutes beginning 4/27.

Dancing With the Stars (ABC)

Likely unaffected. A new season will begin on September 14th, though the network has yet to clarify what steps are being taken to ensure that will actually happen.

Days of Our Lives (NBC)

The soap is in the middle of a regularly scheduled hiatus, but an announcement on 3/17 indicated that it will not resume production at the end of March as originally planned. But TV Line reports that thanks to an unusually long lead time, there are enough completed episodes to last until the fall. Production resumed in early September but was halted again in mid-October following a positive covid test.

Desus and Mero (Showtime)

The talk show will return with new home-recorded episodes the night of March 30.

Doctor Who (BBC America)

Production on the delayed 13th season began in mid November, which means that the season will likely begin later than normal (though should still arrive in 2021). The season has been shortened from 11 to 8 episodes.

Dr. Death (Peacock)

A delay in filming (to sometime in the fall of 2020) caused original star Jamie Dornan to drop out of the Peacock original miniseries. Joshua Jackson will replace him.

Dynasty (CW)

Production halted 3/12.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show (syndicated)

Production halted 3/13 with a target return date of 3/30. The show will now return the week of 4/6.

Empire (Fox)

Production on the show's final season was halted 3/14. Two episodes, including the series finale, were incomplete at the time of the shutdown, and Fox has indicated that they will not be completed and thus will never air. The series will now end early with the 4/21 episode, though there's a slight chance a more proper finale will be filmed at a later date.

Emmy Awards

Nominations have been delayed two weeks (from 7/14 to 7/28), but for now the ceremony remains scheduled for 9/20.

Euphoria S2 (HBO)

Production on the second season (which had yet to begin) was delayed on 3/13.

Evel (USA)

Production on the Evel Knievel miniseries was halted just prior to the start of filming in mid-March. On July 14, USA announced that it would not move forward with the project.

Evil (CBS)

Production on season 2 could begin in September (though is not yet definite). If it does, a late 2020 season debut is not out of the question.

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (Disney+)

The new live-action Marvel series was scheduled to debut sometime in August. That has not officially changed yet, but filming of the season's final episode(s) was halted on 3/11. It appears that most of the season has already been filmed, however. Update 7/17: With Disney still unable to complete the final few weeks of filming, the show will no longer debut in August. A new date has not been set, though the show will no longer air this year, since filming did not resume until late September.

Fargo (FX)

Production halted on 3/13, and on 3/16 FX announced that the season 4 premiere would be postponed from its April 19 date. Two of the 10 episodes have not yet been filmed, and a best-case scenario is that the fourth season will debut this fall. Update 8/10: The 4th season will now debut on September 27, and filming on the final two episodes was completed on September 8, so no further delays will be necessary.

FBI / FBI: Most Wanted (CBS)

Production halted 3/13. For FBI, the final three episodes of the season will not be filmed, making the 3/31 episode its season-ender.

Fear the Walking Dead S6 (AMC)

Filming of the upcoming season was halted 3/13 and the hiatus will continue through April 12 at a minimum. A season premiere date had not been set but would have likely been in the summer.

Filthy Rich (Fox)

The new drama series, starring Kim Cattrall, was previously announced for the 2019-20 season—and has been filmed in its entirety—but will now be held back for the fall, when Fox will have fewer options for new material.

The Flash (CW)

Production halted 3/13. The final episode of the spring will air on 5/12, and the goal is to film and air the remaining few unproduced episodes later this year.

The Flight Attendant (HBO Max)

Production on the new thriller (starring Kaley Cuoco) halted 3/13 with five of eight episodes filmed. Production on the three remaining episodes was expected to resume in August but instead began the first week of September, and the series will now debut on Thanksgiving.

For All Mankind S2 (Apple TV+)

Production on the show's second season halted 3/13. The remaining two episodes began filming on August 17.

For Life (ABC)

The New York-filmed drama began production on its second season in late August, making it one of the first ABC shows to start filming, though filming had to be halted again for two weeks in September following a positive covid test. New episodes will not air until 2021. Update 9/17: ABC has moved up the season debut to November 18.

Foundation (Apple TV+)

Filming on Apple's upcoming series adaptation of the Isaac Asimov novels was suspended on 3/12.

Friends reunion special (HBO Max)

The special was originally supposed to tape the week of March 16 and be available at the launch of the new HBO Max streaming service (along with every episode of the original series). As of 4/10, the special still has not taped and thus will not be ready to stream in May. A new date has not been set, but the network is hoping to film the special at the end of the summer. Update 8/7: The special has been postponed for a second time, and will not enter production anytime soon. As of November, it looks like the special will be filmed in March 2021 and stream sometime after that.

Full Frontal With Samantha Bee (TBS)

Production halted 3/13. The March 18 episode did not air. New digital segments the week of 3/18, and new weekly shows (recorded at home) will resume on March 25.

General Hospital (ABC)

Production halt will run 3/16 through 4/10, at a minimum. Beginning the week of 3/30, the show will run just four days a week (with reruns on Fridays) in order to stretch out the remaining inventory. Production is expected to resume the week of 7/20. New episodes will begin airing August 3rd.

Genius: Aretha (Nat Geo)

Production halted 3/13. The miniseries was scheduled to debut 5/25, but will no longer hit that date. It is now expected to premiere "later this year." As of May, the miniseries was set to launch sometime this fall, but production did not resume until October 1st (and was shut down again later in October), finally wrapping near Thanksgiving. As a result, the season will now debut sometime in 2021.

The Gilded Age (HBO)

The new HBO (formerly NBC) series from the creator of Downton Abbey was originally scheduled to begin filming in mid-March, which obviously did not happen. It is now expected to begin production at the very end of September, which means the show will not debut until sometime in 2021 at the earliest.

The Girlfriend Experience S3 (Starz)

With filming delayed due to the coronavirus, the new season is unlikely to meet its original 2020 launch window. But production did begin in mid-August.

God Friended Me (CBS)

Production halted 3/13.

The Goldbergs (ABC)

Production halted 3/14 with only one episode left to film this season. It is unclear if that episode will be taped at a later date. Season 8 will debut in the fall about a month later than normal, on October 21st.

The Good Doctor (ABC)

Unaffected. Filming of the current season already complete, and the show will air as scheduled.

The Good Fight (CBS All Access)

Production halted 3/12 after filming was complete on at least some episodes. The fourth season did premiere on April 9 as originally scheduled, but some individual weekly episodes (such as the episode that would have aired on 4/16) will be delayed as post-production work on the already-filmed episodes continues to be impacted. On 5/14, CBSAA opted to end the season early (with the 5/28 episode) rather than attempt to film the final three episodes. However, the series was renewed for a 5th season.

Good Trouble S3 (Freeform)

Originally expected to air this summer, the series will now debut its third season in 2021.

Gossip Girl (HBO Max)

HBO Max's reboot will no longer debut in 2020 as originally planned. Filming is now expected to begin at the end of October.

Grace and Frankie S7 (Netflix)

Production on the comedy's final season was halted on 3/12.

The Great British Baking Show S11 (Netflix)

Filming on the next season, originally intended to begin in April, has been delayed.

Grey's Anatomy (ABC)

Production halted 3/12. The four unfilmed S16 episodes will not be produced; instead, the season will conclude with the 4/9 episode. Production on the next season is expected to begin in early September, though it is unclear whether the season will still be able to launch this fall as originally planned. (Update: It did, obviously, but the season is expected to have a lower episode count than normal.)

grown-ish S3 (Freeform)

The comedy was expected to air the second half of its current season this summer; instead, it won't arrive until 2021.

The Handmaid's Tale S4 (Hulu)

Production halted 3/15, midway through filming of the fourth season, and didn't resume until September. The halt means that the 4th season will now arrive sometime in 2021 rather than this year.

HBO Max streaming launch

No delay expected. The planned May launch (exact date tbd) of the new streaming service was confirmed as recently as April 9th.

I Know This Much Is True (HBO)

HBO has rescheduled the Mark Ruffalo miniseries from April 27 to May 10, presumably to space out what little remaining new content it has on the shelf.

iHeartRadio Music Awards (Fox)

The 3/29 live broadcast has been canceled. Online voting remains open, and organizers hope to reschedule the show for a later date. Update 8/24: The awards show will no longer air this year; winners will be announced online and via radio beginning 9/4.

Indebted (NBC)

Unaffected. Filming of the first season is already complete, and the show should continue to air as previously scheduled.

Invasion (Apple TV+)

Simon Kinberg's alien invasion series was partially filmed when the coronavirus forced a shutdown. Production was scheduled to resume the week of August 17 in the UK.

Jeopardy! (syndicated)

The game show resumed production (with a redesigned set) the week of July 27th, which means that new episodes could begin airing as soon as September.

Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC)

Production halted beginning 3/16. Reruns will air, but at a later hour, as the show's normal timeslot will temporarily be occupied by Nightline. Like other late night hosts, Kimmel is recording a monologue from home daily and streaming it on YouTube. New home-recorded episodes will resume the week of 3/30 though the show will continue to air in its new 12:05a slot until the week of April 13th, when it returns to 11:35p (with half-hour episodes). A summer hiatus for host Kimmel will end on September 21, when the show will return to the studio and regain its full-hour format.

Kentucky Derby (NBC)

The race has been postponed from May 2 to September 5.

Killing Eve (BBC America)

The premiere of season 3 has been moved forward two weeks to 4/12. The 4th season was scheduled to begin production in August but will be unable to do so, which means that the season will be unlikely to meet its planned spring 2021 launch date.

Landscapers (HBO)

Production on the Olivia Colman-starring miniseries has been delayed to early 2021, which should push the premiere to sometime in the 2021-22 season. A scheduling conflict caused by the delayed production means that the series will also need to replace its original director, Alexander Payne.

The Last Dance (ESPN)

Originally scheduled to air in June during the NBA playoffs, the 10-part docuseries about Michael Jordan will now debut on April 19.

Last Man Standing (Fox)

Production halted 3/15, just a few days prior to the scheduled filming of this season's final episode. Producers hope to film that episode at a later date.

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (HBO)

Production halted beginning 3/16. The short audience-free episode that aired on Sunday 3/15 was the final episode prior to a two-week hiatus, but the show will now return with new home-recorded episodes beginning 3/29.

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert (CBS)

Production halted effective 3/16. In the meantime, Colbert is home-recording a monologue every day and streaming it on YouTube, beginning 3/17. New full-length episodes (recorded at home) will resume on Monday 3/30. The series will shift from home to studio recording during the week of August 10.

The Late Late Show With James Corden (CBS)

Production halted effective 3/16. A new primetime special will air on 3/30. The series will shift from home to studio recording during the week of August 10.

Late Night With Seth Meyers (NBC)

Production halted 3/12 (including the cancellation of that night's episode). Meyers will start recording nightly segments at home beginning the week of 3/23, and you can find them on the show's YouTube channel.

Law & Order: SVU (NBC)

Production halted 3/12. The final four episodes of the season will not be filmed, leaving the 4/23 episode as the season's last.

Legacies (CW)

The current season will end early, with the 3/26 episode. It is possible that the remaining unproduced S2 episodes will air at a later date if filming can resume in the near future. (Regardless, the series will return for a third season.)

Lights Out With David Spade (Comedy Central)

Production shut down following the 3/12 episode. The show will not return to Comedy Central in any form, and is now being shopped to other networks.

Lisey's Story (Apple TV+)

Production on the upcoming miniseries (starring Julianne Moore and Clive Owen) halted on 3/13. Only a few weeks of production need to be completed, but as of late June there's still no indication that filming can resume anytime soon.

Little America S2 (Apple TV+)

Production halted 3/12 prior to the start of filming on the second season.

Loki (Disney+)

Production shut down 3/14. The live-action Marvel series had been expected to debut in the spring of 2021; it is unknown if that will change.

Lord of the Rings S1/S2 (Amazon)

Production on Amazon's big-budget LOTR series was halted in New Zealand starting 3/16. Filming resumed in late September.

Los Espookys S2 (HBO)

The quirky Spanish-language series was only halfway done with filming season 2 prior to the production shutdown. It is unclear when production can resume.

Love Fraud (Showtime)

The already filmed docuseries was previously scheduled to debut May 8, but will now launch on August 30.

Love Island [UK version] (Hulu)

The reality hit will skip its summer and winter seasons this year due to coronavirus concerns. The next season won't air until summer 2021, though it will be a longer season than normal.

Love Island [US version] (CBS)

The reality show will use a Las Vegas hotel to film its second season this summer. Episodes will begin airing on August 24.

Lucifer S5 (Netflix)

Production on the show's final season halted 3/13, just as producers were in talks to extend the series by another season. Production is expected to resume in late September.

Magnolia Network

The new cable network (replacing DIY) from HGTV regulars Chip and Joanna Gaines will no longer launch on October 4. The network will now launch sometime in 2021.

Magnum P.I. S3 (CBS)

The series did not meet its original mid-August production start date, and is now expected to begin filming in mid-September. A late 2020 premiere is not impossible, though an early 2021 start to the season seems likelier.

The Mandalorian S2 (Disney+)

Unaffected. Unlike other upcoming Disney+ shows, filming of the upcoming second season of The Mandalorian wrapped in early March prior to the shutdown, and the season will debut this fall as planned.

Manifest (NBC)

The next season has been delayed from fall 2020 to sometime in 2021.

Masters Golf Tournament (CBS)

Scheduled to begin April 9, the major tournament has been postponed indefinitely until November 12.

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel S4 (Prime Video)

Filming on the delayed fourth season won't begin until January 2021 at the earliest, which means the season will miss its usual November/December launch window and likely won't air until a full year later (in late 2021).

Mental Samurai (Fox)

The game show's second season will no longer debut on 4/22. It is unclear when new episodes will arrive, though reruns of the first season will continue to air on Thursday nights over the next month or two.

Modern Family (ABC)

Unaffected. The series has already completed production on its remaining episodes, including the series finale (which airs 4/8).

Mom (CBS)

The sitcom is expected to begin filming its next season the week of September 14. A normal fall launch is thus out of the question; new episodes will begin airing either very late this year or in early 2021.

The Morning Show S2 (Apple TV+)

Production on the show's second season halted 3/12 midway through work on the season's first two episodes. Filming is expected to resume in mid-October, which means that the season will debut in 2021 at the earliest.

Mr. Mayor (NBC)

Four episodes of the new Tina Fey/Ted Danson comedy series, which was intended to debut this fall, were filmed prior to the shutdown. Because filming on the remaining episodes could not restart in time, the show's debut has been pushed back to 2021.

MTV Movie & TV Awards (MTV)

The annual ceremony, which would normally be held in June, has been indefinitely postponed, though it may be held later in 2020. Update 11/12: This year's ceremony will not be held; instead, the network will honor the best entertainment of the past 40 years in a "Greatest of All Time" ceremony to air on December 6.

MTV VMAs (MTV)

The network is exploring holding its 2020 ceremony in Brooklyn on August 30th, though backup plans are also being formulated should that not be possible.

Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet S2 (Apple TV+)

Production on the show's second season halted 3/13.

Nancy Drew (CW)

Production halted 3/12. The next season is expected to debut in January, assuming that production can begin in September or October as planned.

NCAA March Madness Tournament (TBS/CBS)

Like all college sporting events this spring, the men's basketball tournament has been canceled and will not be rescheduled.

NCIS / NCIS: Los Angeles / NCIS: New Orleans (CBS)

Production halted 3/12. Both NCIS and NCIS:LA are tentatively scheduled to resume production in early September for their upcoming seasons. NCIS: New Orleans will get a later September start. It is still possible that some or all of the three shows could air new episodes before year's end, though an early 2021 start is another possibility.

The Neighborhood (CBS)

Production halted 3/15, just two days prior to the scheduled filming of the second season's final episode. That episode will not be produced. Season 3 is expected to begin filming in late September, but the first new episode won't air until sometime in 2021.

The Nevers (HBO)

Joss Whedon's return to TV was forced to take a pause in filming its debut season in March, but production resumed in the fall and filming is now reportedly complete, which should allow the series to debut in 2021.

neXt (Fox)

A full season of the John Slattery-led, typographically challenged drama series, previously announced for the 2019-20 season, is in the can. But Fox will now delay its premiere until the fall, when the network will have a greater need for new content.

New Amsterdam (NBC)

Production halted 3/12. A few remaining episodes will not be filmed, and one already filmed episode (about a flu pandemic) has been pulled from the schedule, leaving the April 14 episode as the final new hour of the season. The next season has been delayed from fall 2020 to sometime in 2021.

NFL Draft (ABC/ESPN)

The draft will be closed to the public but will still air on television from April 23-25.

Night of Too Many Stars: America Unites for Autism Programs (HBO)

The Jon Stewart-hosted fundraiser will not take place on April 18. It will be rescheduled.

NOS4A2 S2 (AMC)

Originally set to debut June 1st, the second season premiere has been pushed back to 6/21.

One Day at a Time (Pop)

After briefly attempting to film audience-free, producers halted production on the 4th season (and first since the sitcom's move from Netflix) during the week of 3/16, leaving seven episodes unfilmed. Producers are experimenting by turning one of those seven into an animated special, which will air sometime this spring (after the midseason finale).

The Orville S3 (Hulu)

The former Fox show halted production on 3/15 after shooting just a small part of the new season. Filming has yet to resume as of late September, which makes a 2020 debut unlikely.

Outcry (Showtime)

The already filmed docuseries was previously scheduled to debut April 3rd, but will now air later in 2020 (presumably when the network runs out of other new programs to air).

Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj (Netflix)

The show will no longer return with new episodes on March 29. A new return date has not been set.

Peacock streaming launch

Comcast confirmed that its new streaming service will stick to its original launch plans, which involve a gradual rollout to Comcast customers between April 15-30 and a public launch on July 15, though the company is working to accelerate the latter date. However, almost all of Peacock's original programming will be delayed to next year. The only original programs that will be available this month are two animated children's shows.

Peaky Blinders S6 (Netflix)

Production halted 3/16.

Pennyworth S2 (Epix)

Production halted 3/13. Because of the delays, season 2 will now be split in two parts, with four episodes airing in late 2020 and the remaining six not arriving until sometime in 2021.

Pilot season in general

Production on all network pilots has been suspended. It is believed that only one pilot, Chuck Lorre's CBS sitcom project B Positive, had completed filming prior to the shutdown. It appears unlikely that any of the broadcast networks, who have already canceled their in-person upfront presentations, will be able to announce their new show pickups at the usual time in mid-May.

Pose S3 (FX)

Production halted 3/14. Filming on season 3 could resume in October, but even if it does, you'll have to wait until 2021 to watch the new episodes.

Power Book II: Ghost and Power Book III: Raising Kanan (Starz)

The two Power spinoffs have halted production for at least one week starting on 3/13. Writing was already completed on both new series, and Ghost is still expected to launch in September.

Punky Brewster (Peacock)

Peacock's reboot of the 1980s series has been delayed to 2021 (or possibly late 2020 if production can resume this summer).

Queen of the South S5 (USA)

Production halted 3/14.

Queen Sugar S5 (OWN)

Production halted 3/13.

Quiz (AMC)

The three-part miniseries was delayed by a week and will now launch on 5/31. It will also be stretched out into weekly installments instead of airing over three consecutive nights as originally planned.

Real Time With Bill Maher (HBO)

Production halted 3/13 following taping of that night's episode. New episodes will resume beginning 4/3.

The Resident (Fox)

Production halted 3/14. Three episodes will not be filmed, leaving the 4/7 episode as the season's finale.

The Righteous Gemstones S2 (HBO)

Production halted 3/13.

Riverdale (CW)

Production halted 3/11. Filming on the next season, which is now on track for a January debut, is expected to begin the week of September 14.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (HBO)

The annual ceremony, which typically is telecast in May, has been postponed to November 7.

RuPaul's Drag Race (VH1)

The series entered production for its 13th season in early September, which suggests that the new season could arrive in its normal late winter/early spring launch window.

Russian Doll S2 (Netflix)

Production halted 3/12 prior to the start of filming. No premiere date had been announced.

Rutherford Falls (Peacock)

Production on the Ed Helms comedy postponed on 3/12 prior to the start of filming. Filming is underway in the fall, which means that the series will not debut until sometime in early 2021.

Saved by the Bell (Peacock)

Peacock's reboot of the 1990s series has been delayed to 2021 (or possibly late 2020 if production can resume this summer).

Saturday Night Live (NBC)

The show is in the midst of a previously scheduled break, but announced on 3/16 that it will also postpone its next three episodes (at a minimum), beginning with the 3/28 episode. The season has five episodes remaining. A partial new episode will air on April 11, consisting of a new Weekend Update and other new home-recorded material. Two more home-recorded episodes followed, including a May 9 episode that will serve as an early season finale.

Schooled (ABC)

Production halted 3/14 with only one episode left to film this season. It is unclear if that episode will be taped at a later date.

SEAL Team (CBS)

Production halted 3/13. Filming of season 4 is expected to begin in mid September, which would allow for a late 2020 (or early 2021) season debut.

See S2 (Apple TV+)

Production on the show's second season halted 3/13.

Sex Education S3 (Netflix)

Plans to film the third season in May had to be scrapped, but production was able to get started on September 9. The result will likely be a multi-month delay to the season's launch, which was expected in early 2021.

Sex/Life (Netflix)

Production on the upcoming Mike Vogel/Sarah Shahi dramedy series halted 3/13.

Servant S2 (Apple TV+)

Production on the show's second season halted 3/13.

Shameless (Showtime)

The series began filming its final season just after Labor Day.

Shark Tank (ABC)

The reality series will attempt to film its upcoming 12th season in a "quarantine bubble" in Las Vegas in August.

Snowfall S4 (FX)

Production halted 3/13.

Snowpiercer (TNT)

Production on the new series was halted 3/13. However, the unfilmed episodes were from S2 (which was shooting back-to-back with the first season), and the completed S1 will now air two weeks early beginning 5/17.

So You Think You Can Dance (Fox)

Fox has canceled the show, which was unable to film its 17th season this spring as originally planned. The network could revive the series in a future year, but it's not guaranteed.

Soulmates (AMC)

The episodic sci-fi anthology series was originally set to air this summer, but will now be pushed back until sometime this fall.

The Soup (E!)

On hiatus beginning the week of 3/16.

untitled Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi series (Disney+)

The Ewan McGregor-starring series is now scheduled to begin filming in March 2021, which means the show will not debut until the 2021-22 season (likely in 2022).

Strahan, Sara and Keke (ABC)

Will cease airing after 3/17 until further notice.

Stranger Things S4 (Netflix)

Production on the upcoming 4th season halted beginning 3/16, with the pause coming just as filming was about to commence. Production remains shut down in mid-August, though filming resumed on October 1st. As a result, the season will stream in 2021 instead of this year as originally planned.

Succession S3 (HBO)

Pre-production halted 3/27, and filming on the third season has been delayed. Producers hope to begin filming the next season in December, though nothing is definite yet.

Supergirl (CW)

Production halted 3/13.

Supernatural (CW)

Production on the show's final seven series-ending episodes was halted on 3/13. The episode airing on 3/23 will be the last new episode until post-production work can be completed on five already filmed episodes and filming can commence on the final two episodes. The latter began filming on August 18, and the delayed final seven episodes will now air beginning October 8.

Superstore (NBC)

Production of the current season has been terminated after 21 episodes, pushing the season finale (episode 22) to next season.

Survivor S41/S42 (CBS)

Delayed at least one full year. Production on the next two cycles (which would normally air in fall 2020 and spring 2021) has been halted, but is currently scheduled to resume on May 19. Update 7/14: Production has been unable to restart in time, so the show will be unable to make its planned fall season debut and will not return to CBS until sometime in 2021. Update 9/12: Survivor will be unable to film its 41st season this fall as planned. Filming on seasons 41 and 42 may happen back-to-back next spring and summer (and even that is not guaranteed), but the earliest that the next new season will air is fall of 2021.

S.W.A.T. (CBS)

Production halted 3/16 with just one season 2 episode remaining unfilmed. It is unclear if that episode will be produced at a later date. But on August 4, the drama returned to production for its upcoming 4th season, making it one of the first fall shows to go before cameras. One month later, filming has continued uninterrupted, making a fall debut look likely.

The Talk (CBS)

Production halted on 3/13. Reruns will air in its place.

The Third Day (HBO)

The Jude Law/Naomie Harris miniseries was scheduled to debut on May 11 but will now be held back for the fall.

This Is Us (NBC)

The upcoming 5th season of the NBC hit will attempt to launch on November 10th (later changed to October 27th), about a month and a half later than normal. Filming is expected to resume on September 24, but any delays to that plan could force a premiere date change.

The Today Show (NBC)

Beginning 3/17, will air truncated new episodes daily from 7-9a, followed by pre-aired segments from 9a-11a.

Tokyo Summer Olympics

The July games were finally postponed on 3/24. They have been rescheduled for a year later, to begin on July 23, 2021.

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (NBC)

Production halted 3/12. The earliest the show might return is 3/30. In the meantime, Fallon is recording a short "At Home Edition" daily and streaming it on YouTube.

The Tony Awards (CBS)

The June 7 ceremony has been delayed indefinitely. It is possible it will not be rescheduled.

Tooning Out the News (CBS All Access)

Stephen Colbert's animated take on The Daily Show format had been scheduled to debut on Monday 3/16. That debut has now been postponed indefinitely to April 7.

The Unicorn (CBS)

The CBS sitcom's second season is getting a relatively late production start, with filming scheduled to begin in mid-October. New episodes will not air until 2021.

The Undoing (HBO)

The six-episode miniseries starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant was scheduled to debut on May 10 but will now air sometime in the fall.

Uncensored (TV One)

Season 3 of the reality series was supposed to launch 4/26 but will now debut in the fall.

Van Helsing S5 (Syfy)

Likely unaffected. Production on the fifth and final season is returning to production in Canada in July and the season is expected to air this fall as originally planned.

The View (ABC)

Continues to air new episodes.

The Voice (NBC)

The singing competition will not be ready in time for its normal fall launch in September. A late fall launch is still possible, though the show may not wind up returning until 2021.

The Walking Dead S10 / S11 (AMC)

Production could not be completed on the season finale prior to the industry-wide shutdown. As a result, the finale will not air as part of the current season, and will be rescheduled as a one-off special later in 2020 on October 4. The episodes prior to the finale will air as scheduled (through April 5). Delayed production on season 11 means that it won't air this fall as is typical, but will instead arrive sometime in 2021. But there will be six extra episodes (technically, still part of S10) when it does arrive.

The Walking Dead: World Beyond (AMC)

The latest Walking Dead spinoff will no longer debut on 4/12. It has been rescheduled for October 4.

WandaVision (Disney+)

Production halted 3/14 on the live-action Marvel series. The show was previously targeting a December 2020 start date, and it is too soon to tell if that will get pushed, though as of mid-July the series is still on schedule.

Watch What Happens Live (Bravo)

Production halted 3/13. Host Andy Cohen was to begin recording new episodes from his apartment starting Sunday 3/22, but those plans were canceled on 3/20 when Cohen revealed that he tested positive for the coronavirus. But on 3/30 Cohen announced that he would begin new broadcasts that night despite his diagnosis.

The Wendy Williams Show (syndicated)

Production shut down 3/12. The show will return with new home-recorded episodes the week of 4/6.

The Wheel of Time (Amazon)

Production on the upcoming Prime Video series adaptation of Robert Jordan's fantasy novels had started but was halted on 3/13.

The Witcher S2 (Netflix)

Two-week production halt announced 3/16. Production resumed the week of August 17, and the second season is now set for a 2021 premiere, though filming was halted again in November following multiple positive covid tests.

Wynonna Earp S4 (Syfy)

Long delayed for non-cornavirus reasons, the 4th season will launch in late July. But a covid-related production shutdown means that only half the season was filmed, and the final six episodes won't go before cameras until late summer at the earliest.

The Young and the Restless (CBS)

Production halted 3/17. The last remaining new episode will air 4/23. Production resumed in July and new episodes will begin airing on August 10.

Young Sheldon (CW)

Production halted 3/13.

Younger S7 (TV Land)

Originally scheduled to film in the spring, the 7th (and now final) season should begin filming in September or October and air sometime in 2021.

Your Honor (Showtime)

The Showtime miniseries was originally targeting a 2020 debut, but a production shutdown in March toward the end of filming may make that impossible. Filming should resume in early October, however, which would allow for a December premiere date.

Videogames

Ary and the Secret of Seasons

The adventure game from Modus has been pushed back from July 28 to sometime in September.

Baldur's Gate III

An early access release planned for August has been delayed. A new date has not been announced.

Call of Duty tbd

Unaffected. On May 5, Activision confirmed that the next CoD game will release this fall as planned.

CrossfireX

The Xbox exclusive was pushed back from fall 2020 to sometime in 2021.

The Dark Pictures - Little Hope

The second game in the horror anthology was originally targeting a summer release, but will now come out this fall.

Death Stranding (PC version)

Originally announced as a June 2 release, the PC port will now come out on July 14.

Deathloop

Arkane has delayed the planned 2020 release, and is now targeting spring 2021.

Destiny 2: Beyond Light

The expansion will now release on November 10 instead of September 22.

Final Fantasy VII Remake

While the PS4 game's April 10 release looks like it will stick for the digital version, physical copies could be delayed.

Final Fantasy XIV patches

Updates will be delayed by up to a month thanks to a slowed development process. The next patch should arrive in late June or July.

Football Manager 2021

The annual soccer sim will arrive later than originally planned this fall, though should still be out before year's end.

For Honor - Year 4 Season 2

The latest update has been delayed to June 11.

Fortnite - Chapter 2 Season 3

The next season has been delayed by a month, from May 1 to June 4.

Ghost of Tsushima

Sucker Punch's PS4 exclusive has been pushed back from June 26 to July 17.

Guilty Gear Strive

The latest Guilty Gear title was targeting a late 2020 release for PS4 but, with production slowed by the pandemic, will now arrive in early 2021 at the earliest.

Hellpoint

The new sci-fi RPG from Cradle Games has been delayed past its original April 16 date. It is now expected to release sometime in May or June.

Iron Man VR

The PS4 Marvel exclusive has been delayed indefinitely from its planned 5/15 release. Update 5/12: The new date is July 3.

Kerbal Space Program 2

The sequel to the hit indie space simulation game was targeting a March 2021 release, but has now been delayed to fall of 2021 at the earliest. Update 11/5: The game has been pushed back even further and will now arrive in 2022.

Kingdom Hearts: Dark Road

The mobile spinoff from the popular game series was planned for a spring release, but won't be able to hit that window with development slowed by the coronavirus. A new date has not been set.

The Last of Us Part II

Scheduled for a May 29 release, the highly anticipated PS4 exclusive was delayed indefinitely on 4/2. On 4/27, it was rescheduled for June 19.

Mafia: Definitive Edition

2K's remaster will now come out on September 25 rather than August 28.

Minecraft Dungeons

The latest Minecraft spinoff will miss its planned April release and come out on May 26.

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne

The game's next free update, originally expected in May, has been delayed indefinitely.

New World

The MMO, part of Amazon's new push into videogame development, will no longer come out in May. The new release date is August 25, 2020.

Ninjala

The Switch-exlusive fighting game has been delayed from May 27 to June 25.

No Straight Roads

The rhythm game for consoles and PC has been delayed from June 30th to an unspecified late summer release date August 25.

The Outer Worlds

The Switch version planned for March has been delayed to June 5.

PlayStation 5 console

As of May, Sony's new console is still on track for an end-of-year launch.

Someday You'll Return

Originally planned for an April 14 release, the PC game has been pushed to May 5.

Star Wars Episode 1 Racer

The Switch and PS4 ports have been delayed indefinitely beyond their planned May release dates.

Super Mega Baseball 3

The delayed baseball game, originally set for an April release, will now come out on May 13.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC

Rollout of additional characters may be delayed.

Tales of Arise

The latest entry in Bandai Namco's Tales series has been delayed indefinitely.

Trackmania

Ubisoft's upcoming reboot of the racing game has been pushed back from May 5 to July 1.

Wasteland 3

With development slowed a bit from the need to work from home, the game's May 19 release date has been pushed back to August 28.

The Wonderful 101

The remastered game will still release digitally for Switch, PS4, and PC on May 19, but physical copies will no longer be available that day, instead releasing on June 30th.

Xbox Series X console

Unaffected. The console will launch in November (specifically, 11/10) as originally planned.

Albums

The 1975 Notes on a Conditional Form

The repeatedly delayed album has been pushed back again, this time from April to May 22.

Nicole Atkins Italian Ice

The singer's new album was pushed back from April 17 to May 29.

Jehnny Beth To Love Is to Live

The Savages frontwoman has delayed her solo debut album from May 8 to June 12.

Dixie Chicks Gaslighter

The country act's first new album in 14 years was delayed from its original 5/1 date. The album will now arrive on July 17.

Deradoorian Find the Sun

The L.A. artist's new album has been moved from May 22 to September 18.

Haim Women in Music Part III

The April 24 release has been postponed indefinitely (as of 3/23). The band is expecting to be able to release the album sometime in the summer. Update 4/29: The album will now arrive on June 26.

JARV IS... [new Jarvis Cocker project] Beyond the Pale

The debut from the Pulp frontman's new band has been pushed back from May 1 to September 4.

The Killers Imploding the Mirage

The band's new album will no longer come out on May 29. It is now set for August 21.

Lady Gaga Chromatica

The pop star's latest album was scheduled for an April 10 release, but will no longer come out next month. The release is now scheduled for May 29.

Dua Lipa Future Nostalgia

The singer has moved up the release of her album from 4/3 to this Friday, 3/27.

Willie Nelson First Rose of Spring

The country star's 70th studio album has been delayed from 4/24 to 7/3.

Kelly Lee Owens Inner Song

Release date for her second LP moved from May 1 to August 28.

The Pretenders Hate for Sale

The band's 11th album has been delayed to July 17.

Protomartyr Ultimate Success Today

The post-punk band's new album was scheduled for May 29 but will now arrive on July 17.

Margo Price That's How Rumors Get Started

The country singer's third album has been postponed from its planned 5/8 release. It will now come out on July 10.

Record Store Day (April)

The annual April event was postponed from 4/18 to 6/20 in March, and then postponed again in April. It will now run over three dates: 8/29, 9/26, and 10/24. Organizers will release their updated list of titles included in the three events on 6/1. (Note that the separate annual RSD Black Friday event has not been impacted and will run on 11/27 as previously scheduled.)

Sam Smith To Die For

Previously scheduled for June 5, the album will now come out later this year, and with a different title.

Sufjan Stevens & Lowell Brams Aporia

Scheduled for 3/27, the album's release has been advanced a few days to 3/24 (and is available to stream now).

Rufus Wainwright Unfollow the Rules

The singer-songwriter's new album was pushed back from 4/24 to 7/10.

Weezer Van Weezer

The album's May 15 release has been delayed indefinitely.

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