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New Show Dates Announced for Drum TAO 2020 Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center Midland/Odessa, TX (April 20, 2020) – Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center (PAC) announces their second round of rescheduled events after the postponement of events due to COVID-19. Drum TAO 2020 new date set for September 28, 2020 Tickets for the original date will still be valid for the new date. No further action is required by the ticket holder. Ticket holders were notified via email of the update. Tickets are on sale now at WagnerNoel.com. Due to touring schedules the following events have been canceled. As of April 20, 2020, all refunds have been processed for these canceled events. TAP Pack scheduled for March 14, 2020 The West Texas April Fools Comedy Jam scheduled for March 27, 2020 Kevin James scheduled for May 31, 2020 Wagner Noël PAC will continue to keep all ticket holders updated on postponed dates via email, WagnerNoel.com, and social media. For a full list of events and current status please visit WagnerNoel.com. If a ticket holder has a question or concern regarding their tickets please email the Wagner Noël PAC Box Office at [email protected] with the show in question and order number (confirmation code). ### About Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center (Wagner Noël PAC) is a performing arts venue located between the cities of Midland, TX and Odessa, TX. Wagner Noël PAC is owned by The University of Texas at the Permian Basin and is managed by SMG. It houses an 1827-seat main concert hall and 200-seat in the Rea-Greathouse Recital Hall, and also houses the UTPB music department. Wagner Noël PAC opened in November 2011 with Rod Stewart and has gone on to host numerous events including Santana, Jerry Seinfeld, The Beach Boys, Diana Ross, Oliva Newton-John, Broadway in the Basin, and local performances of Midland- Odessa Symphony and Chorale, Permian Basin Opera, and Midland Festival Ballet. For more information, please visit www.WagnerNoel.com or follow @WagnerNoel_PAC on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. About ASM Global ASM Global was formed from the merger of AEG Facilities and SMG in October 2019 creating a venue management powerhouse that spans five continents, 14 countries and more than 300 of the world’s most prestigious arenas, stadiums, convention and exhibit centers, and performing arts venues. To learn more about ASM Global and the exciting new ways we can serve you, visit asmglobal.com. Media Contact: Ginny Van Doren, Marketing Director of Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center | [email protected] | 432-552-4447 .

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