In a quick turnaround, Disclosure has cancelled their upcoming European and US tour due to coronavirus concerns. In a statement on Twitter, the Lawrence brothers said, “Due to unforeseen circumstances we‘re unable to play all the European and US upcoming DJ shows scheduled for March and April. We feel it’s for the best to reschedule all of these club sets when we can play them all properly. We can’t wait to be back with you, you will be the first to know when we get new dates locked in. In the meantime all other dates remain unaffected.”

The news comes after a slew of festival cancellations including Ultra, SXSW, and Coachella—which the duo was slated to play. 2020 saw a resurgence of productions from Disclosure on their latest Ecstasy, extended play. They had considerable bookings at festivals including Coachella, Primavera Sound, and III Points. Their club heavy style began after their 2015 Caracal project and their newly-announced and now cancelled run of shows had them returning to their club DJ roots.

Due to unforeseen circumstances we‘re unable to play all the European and US upcoming DJ shows scheduled for March and April. We feel it’s for the best to reschedule all of these club sets when we can play them all properly…
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— Disclosure (@disclosure) March 10, 2020

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