Darius Rucker performed a private concert for MUSC Children’s Hospital as part of Musicians On Call’s “Healing Through Music” campaign, and reworked one of his hits for the coronavirus age.

The singer performed his Hootie and the Blowfish classic “Hold My Hand,” and as you may expect, changed it to “Wash Your Hands.”

Even more tours are being canceled due to the coronavirus. The latest include:

Sugarland announced that their “Their Goes the Neighborhood” tour, which was supposed to kick off June 4th in Toronto. “We held out ’till the very end,” Kristian Bush said in a video posted to Instagram. “Everybody else canceled, and then finally us.” Jennifer Nettles added, “But we will see you all very soon,” sharing that they have new music in the works. She notes, “We’re settling into the new normal, and we’ll send you something soon.”

Lady Antebellum have also decided to cancel their “Oceans Tour,” “out of respect and love for our fans, crews and families.” “This decision breaks our hearts but the health and well-being of those we love is our first priority,” they write, “We dream about the day we can step back on stage, see all your faces and hear all of your voices singing back to us. Y’all are the reason we do what we do and we find peace knowing that it will be even more special once we get through this together – and we will.” The tour was supposed to feature special guests Jake Owen and Maddie and Tae.

Tim McGraw announced yesterday that he’s cancelling his “Here On Earth” tour. “I hope my live shows are proof enough of how much I love performing for you guys,” he writes. “I am so sad to have to cancel this year’s ‘Here on Earth’ tour but everyone’s safety has to be the top priority.”

Sam Hunt has quietly decided to cancel his 2020 tour. “The Southside” Tour was scheduled to begin on July 10 and run into October.

Kip Moore and Travis Denning were the opening acts for the tour, and while tour dates remain on Hunt’s official tour calendar, Live Nation has confirmed the news and it appears there are currently no plans to reschedule.

The decision was made for the health and safety of country music fans amid the coronavirus pandemic. Refunds will be made available, and ticket buyers will be emailed directly with options.

Chris Stapleton is the latest artist pushing his tour until next year. The singer announced that his entire “All American Road Show Tour” will now happen in 2021.

“We’ve made this decision with the health and safety of our fans, touring family, and the communities we travel through as our number one priority,” Chris shared on Instagram. “We appreciate your patience and understanding as we all navigate these unusual times. We miss seeing your faces in the crowd, hearing your voices and sharing the moments that we can only have when we come together in music.”

The tour is now set to kick off April 21st, 2021 in Toledo, Ohio.

Chris is scheduled to perform at next year’s Iowa State Fair with special guest Nikki Lane.