11 albums that have been delayed due to coronavirus

The recently resurfaced trio announced that "Gaslighter" would be postponed with a press release in April. A new release date for the album has not yet been revealed.

Alanis Morissette announced the postponement of her upcoming album via Facebook in April.

"hi everybody with all that is happening in the world at the moment it feels best to press pause on 'Such Pretty Forks in the Road' being released may 1," she wrote. "it's still coming & in motion...the date will be pushed back just a bit."

She has since released the single "Diagnosis," but has yet to announce a new release date.

"Born Here, Live Here, Die Here" was originally slated to be released on April 24. In early April, Luke Bryan announced that it will now be released on August 7, alongside the postponement of his tour.

"We are choosing to stay home at this time so we can have fun sharing this music and tour with you this summer," he wrote on Twitter. "I truly believe that music can provide all forms of emotional connections for everyone and I can't wait to get on the road and share these new songs with you soon."

"First Rose of Spring" was originally scheduled for a April 24 release date. But in March, Willie Nelson's Facebook page announced the new date: July 3.

Kehlani hasn't released a studio album since her 2017 debut "SweetSexySavage," so fans were disappointed when she revealed they'd have to wait a little longer in March.

"To be transparent i HAD a release date," she wrote in a since-deleted tweet on March 15. "We're unable to complete any of our plans or move forward with the album at the moment due to the pandemic. Not thinking about music at the moment, focused on how to just be a good citizen to society at this time. stay SAFE luv y'all."

Thankfully, the album's new release date of May 8 was announced just over one month later.

"Alicia" was originally set to be released on March 20, but Alicia Keys announced its postponement just one day before.

"Everyone's health and safety is the #1 priority! Thank you for your deep love and support, I'll let you know about new dates as soon as possible," the singer wrote on social media. "Stay positive! Stay powerful! Keep your frequency high and be kind to one another. I adore u."

According to details on Apple Music and Amazon, it looks like the album will now be released on May 15.

The release of "Notes On A Conditional Form," a companion to The 1975's previous album "A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships," has been delayed multiple times. On March 30, the band announced its official (for now) release date of May 22 — but technically did not clarify whether the delay was due to the pandemic.

"Listen up Brothers and Sisters, due to lockdown my MTV unplugged vinyl wont be ready for 24th April," Liam Gallagher announced on Twitter. "As soon as the manufacturer is back in action we'lll schedule a new date. I'll keep you posted. Wash yer hands, scrub yer toes, scratch yer bum and pick yer nose. Stay safe."

HAIM's third album was originally set for an April 24 release, but as the band announced in late March, it was delayed until "later this summer."

However, with the release of their single "I Know Alone" just a few days later, HAIM announced that "Women in Music Pt. III" would actually be released in June.

"the original plan was to release wimpiii later on this summer well f--- that we are gonna release it on june 26th, just in time for summer we can't wait," the band wrote on Twitter.

Sam Smith's third album, originally titled "To Die For," was slated to drop on May 1. But in late March, the Grammy-winning singer announced that it would be postponed and renamed in light of the pandemic.

"I have done a lot of thinking the last few weeks and feel that the title of my album and imminent release doesn't feel right, so I have come to the decision to continue working on the album and make some important changes and additions," they wrote on Twitter.

Smith assured fans the album would still be released in 2020.

"Chromatica," previously and lovingly referred to as "LG6" by Lady Gaga's fans, was postponed just 22 days after it was finally announced. It has been rescheduled for an unspecified 2020 release date.

"This is such a hectic and scary time for all of us, and while I believe art is one of the strongest things we have to provide joy and healing to each other during times like this, it just doesn't feel right to me to release this album with all that is going on during this global pandemic," she wrote on Twitter.

"I know you are disappointed. Probably angry and sad. But I also know that as a fan base ... we are the kindness punks. So I ask you to practice that kindness in these trying times."