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It's the second time Rage Against The Machine's anticipated reunion tour has been postponed.

According to two industry sources, Coachella is giving up on 2021 and looking towards 2022 for its next edition.

Most bands originally scheduled for 2020 are still onboard for the twice-rescheduled fest, and organizers say next year ”could potentially turn into our largest format ever.”

Organizers had originally planned to hold the January show in a limited capacity, ”in and around Downtown Los Angeles,” and with only performers and presenters present.

It looks like Coachella won't be returning to Indio in April of 2021 after all...

Bonnaroo has postponed its 20th anniversary edition... again.

”Needless to say, it has been pretty exhausting to wake up every day and not know how to plan anything or what to expect, so this has forced us into planning multiple scenarios,” MDF organizers write.

”Despite the efforts of our team, it’s become clear it won’t be viable to safely and responsibly gather at LOCKN’ in 2020. So, we must announce that we have decided to shift our focus to 2021.”

Last week, the Icelandic government imposed further restrictions on gatherings due to an increase in coronavirus cases, so Bjork's ”Orkestral” series won't be able to premiere this weekend as scheduled.

'Bloomberg' reports that ”people familiar with the matter” say the festival is asking this year's acts to rescheduled for 2021.