Ella Langley says canceled concert was ‘not worth a human life’ after bomb threat

Country singer Ella Langley became emotional discussing the cancellation of her Tulsa concert following a reported bomb threat, stating that her priority was the safety of 15,000 people. Despite police finding no credible threat, Langley explained that a concert is not worth a human life and that her faith in Jesus Christ gave her the courage to perform her next show. She expressed gratitude for her fans and team, emphasizing that she will not live in fear and will continue to pursue her calling.

• Ella Langley canceled her sold-out concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma, due to a reported bomb threat.
• Langley explained that her decision was made to ensure the safety of 15,000 attendees, stating that a concert is not worth a human life.
• Tulsa police conducted security sweeps and found no credible threat, advising that the event could proceed.
• Langley became emotional during her next performance in Lubbock, Texas, crediting her faith in Jesus Christ for giving her the courage to perform.
• She expressed gratitude to her fans and team, emphasizing her commitment to not living in fear and continuing her calling.
• The BOK Center also released a statement prioritizing safety and apologizing for the cancellation, with ticket refunds to be provided.
• The incident is under investigation with the FBI’s assistance.