Having just started a little over a week ago, Kanye West‘s fall headlining tour has been entirely postponed following an unfortunate accident.

According to an article on Billboard, the 60-foot LED screen used at the center of Kanye’s live production was damaged in a recent accident. A representative for the rapper says a truck that carried the screen was in an accident Wednesday that “damaged the gear beyond repair.” The truck was on its way to Vancouver.

The rep claims it will be “impossible” to put on a show until the screen is repaired.

For the time being, the only shows effected by this accident were Thursday’s show in Vancouver and next week’s shows in Denver and Minneapolis – both of which were postponed. Kanye, or rather Kanye’s rep will provide an update on the remaining tour dates when more information is available.

We covered the Yeezus tour a lot in October. If you want a quick refresher on all the madness taking place (or trying to take place) in arenas throughout North America, click here.

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