KATSEYE fans finally know what happened to Megan — and it’s worse than a scheduling hiccup.

Megan Skiendiel, 20, revealed Friday that she has a concussion, explaining the sudden cancellations that have rattled the K-pop group’s North American tour. In an Instagram Story, Megan said she is “doing everything I can to recover so I can get back on stage,” adding that doctors strongly advised her to take time off, according to TopStarNews.

The fallout keeps growing. KATSEYE has now postponed its Nov. 5 show at Chicago’s United Center and its Nov. 7 show at Minneapolis’ Target Center, with the label saying the decision was made because Megan is recovering from a concussion, per MyDramaList.

That makes three shows down — and Detroit was the one that hurt the most. The group’s sold-out Nov. 3 show at Little Caesars Arena was called off about 30 minutes before the 8 p.m. start, with fans already inside the venue. Screens at the arena announced the cancellation at 7:30 p.m., Page Six reported.

The last-minute call left families out thousands of dollars. One Illinois mom told Page Six she spent upwards of $5,000 on travel and VIP tickets for her 8- and 10-year-old daughters. Angry parents also took to social media after the Detroit cancellation, FOX 2 Detroit reported.

KATSEYE says all three shows will be rescheduled, with new dates announced as soon as possible. Ticket holders should hold onto their tickets — refunds will be available for anyone who can’t make the new date.

We covered the Detroit cancellation as it happened — read our earlier report: KATSEYE Canceled Their Detroit Show 30 Minutes Before Showtime — Fans in Tears, Parents Out Thousands.

KATSEYE at Wango Tango 2025 (Wikimedia Commons).