Singer Janet Jackson is planning to resume her "Unbreakable" tour in 2017 and has decided to offer refunds to the fans, who won't be able to attend the gig on the new dates.
There were reports that fans wouldn't be offered refunds until Jackson's team confirms that the trek is canceled.
However, promoter Live Nation has revealed that the tour would still go on, though it will not resume until next year, reported Us magazine.
"New dates will be announced at a later time. Tickets will be honoured for the rescheduled dates," the representative said and added that fans who want their money back now can get refunds that are "available at the point of purchase."
Jackson's "Unbreakable" tour kicked off last year following the release of her latest album of the same name.
The 49-year-old songtress recently posted a video in which she thanked fans for attending the shows and announced her decision to delay the tour because she and her husband Wissam Al Mana "are planning a family.
