If you were planning to head to Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort tonight to see Jordan Davis and Tucker Wetmore, you'll need to make other plans.
Because of hazardous air quality caused by the Canadian wildfire smoke, Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort, along with the Jordan Davis and Tucker Wetmore organizations, has made the decision to cancel the July 17, 2026, concert.
The decision was made to protect the health and safety of fans, artists, and event staff as smoke continues to impact much of Michigan.
A New Date Is Being Worked On
The good news is that all parties are actively working to find a new concert date. Once a rescheduled performance is confirmed, Soaring Eagle will announce it across its official platforms.
What Happens to Your Tickets?
If you already have tickets, hang on to them. They will be honored for the rescheduled show.
If you're unable to attend the new date, refunds are available:
- Cash purchases: Visit the box office at either Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort or Saganing Eagles Landing Casino Hotel.
- Credit card purchases: Contact Etix and complete their refund request form.
All refund requests must be submitted by Friday, July 31, 2026.
Stay Tuned
Everyone involved appreciates fans' patience and understanding as they work to reschedule the show. If a new date is announced, we'll be sure to share it.
Stay safe, limit outdoor activity if you're in an area affected by the smoke, and keep an eye on air quality conditions throughout Mid-Michigan.
