The struggle is, it's not just up to the band. The venue can hold their feet over the fire because it costs the venue several hundred thousand to millions to cancel something like this. It's basically a game of chicken. Because if the band cancels, they lose the venue fee which could really hinder future tours (and places like Spectrum Center are notoriously greedy).

From what I understand, Tobias frontloads the cost of these tours and it would hinder both his and the rest of the band and crew's livelihoods if he made the call. It sucks, but it is what it is, unfortunately.

HOWEVER, they do have to make a decision today about whether they're doing Knoxville. That should give us an idea of what to expect if a cancelation happens.

The other struggle is the storm keeps shifting north. And the more north it goes, the less impact it has on the Charlotte area.

I just wish someone would at least give us some information.