Green Day canceled an upcoming stadium concert in Moscow following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the band announced on Sunday (Feb. 27).

“With heavy hearts, in light of current events we feel it is necessary to cancel our upcoming show in Moscow at Spartak Stadium,” explained Green Day via an Instagram Story. “We are aware that this moment is not about stadium rock shows, it’s much bigger than that. But we also know that rock and roll is forever and we feel confident there will be a time and a place for us to return in the future. Refunds available at the point of purchase. Stay safe.”

Green Day had been scheduled to perform on May 29 at Spartak Stadium, which has a capacity of more than 45,000.

On Friday, AJR also canceled an upcoming concert in Moscow, originally scheduled for October 22.

“We are sad to announce that we will be cancelling our upcoming show in Russia,” the group tweeted at the time. “Thank you to our Russian fans who oppose their country’s unprovoked and criminal behavior. Our hearts are with the people of Ukraine. At this point, the best thing you can do is share ACCURATE info.”

Though few acts have officially canceled upcoming concerts in Russia so far, on Friday, the Eurovision Song Contest banned Russia from competing in 2022 after President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale, devastating attack on Ukraine.

See Green Day’s statement on the band’s Instagram Story and their updated schedule of tour dates here. They’re currently set for some U.S. festivals before heading to Europe in June to play a number of shows.

The postponement of the 2022 awards season influenced the look that star stylist Kate Young put together for Selena Gomez to wear at Sunday night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards.

“It feels strange to be so late and just starting [with awards season],” says Young, who did a final fitting with Gomez on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 26. “It’s been a long time for everyone, so we talked a lot about elegant opulence, the idea of something that feels glamorous and fancy. I think everyone is going to be excited about dressing up.”

The Only Murders in the Building actress, attending her first SAG Awards ceremony as part of the Hulu show’s nominated cast for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a comedy series, is wearing Oscar de la Renta to the event, a black velvet gown with puffed sleeves from the just-debuted fall/winter 2022 collection by co-creative directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia.

“It’s super flattering and feels very her,” notes Young, who viewed the collection prior to its Feb. 17 release via video. “There’s always that moment when someone puts on a dress and it’s immediately apparent that this is the one. The cut is fun and feels aligned with Selena’s style.”

Young and Gomez first exchanged ideas via text, then did an early fitting once it was confirmed the actress would attend the SAG Awards. “The pandemic has changed the dynamic of how stylists work with clients,” Young says. “When you’ve been on a big press run for a show or a film, by the time you get to an awards show, you’re typically seven dresses in; you’ve been talking a lot, and you’re on a wavelength. So for the SAGs, this felt like a new conversation: ‘Do you want to be this girl, or would you rather feel like this girl?’ But because she’s nominated, we also wanted it to feel a little more special.”

Gomez’s look is paired with diamonds by Bulgari, including a high-jewelry Serpenti necklace, featuring two pear-shaped brilliant emeralds and diamonds totaling 37.04 carats set in white gold, and a high-jewelry ring that highlights a 9.89-carat cushion-cut Columbian emerald set in platinum.

“We really wanted to do tons of jewelry, and [the ring] is a major emerald,” Young says. “Together with the velvet, the look feels really grand and over the top and interesting.”

Gomez’s ensemble is finished with Christian Louboutin pumps, a clean, simple design that contributes to a feeling that’s “elevated in a classic way,” Young adds.

Also counting Margot Robbie, Dakota Johnson, Michelle Williams and Sophie Turner among her clients, Young says she typically eschews the idea of asking a designer to create a fully custom gown, preferring to select either a look from a collection or to use an embroidery or other detail seen in a collection as a jumping-off point for a custom design.

“It’s not the runway sample; they made this dress custom for Selena, but it wasn’t designed for her,” explains Young of the dress which was made to perfectly fit Gomez without changing design details.

“Oscar de la Renta didn’t do a traditional runway show, but even if they had, whether people have seen a dress before doesn’t concern me. I’m not interested in asking a designer to cook up a custom dress just for the sake of doing custom; I think it’s important that dresses relate back to what’s on the runway. My job is to take the best of what’s available in the world of fashion and match it to these women.”

That’s precisely what she did for Gomez and her inaugural SAG Awards moment, Young says: “It’s the best dress on the best girl, and I think she looks really good.”

This article originally appeared on The Hollywood Reporter.

Avril Lavigne‘s latest album, Love Sux, has topped this week’s new music poll.

Music fans voted in a poll published Friday (Feb. 25) on Billboard, choosing the pop-punk princess’ seventh studio album as their favorite new music release of the past week.

Love Sux, Lavigne’s first album since 2019’s Head Above Water, brought in 29% of the vote, beating out new music by Rosalía (“Chicken Teriyaki”), Kodak Black (Back For Everything), Kygo featuring DNCE (“Dancing Feet”), Rauw Alejandro (Trap Cake Vol. 2), and others.

“I really made the record I wanted to make,” the Canadian singer-songwriter told Billboard about Love Sux. “And I found really fun people and cool musicians to make this with.”

Thanks in part to collaborators like Travis Barker, John Feldmann, Machine Gun Kelly and Blackbear, Lavigne has come up with the rip-roaring pop-punk album that she’s had inside her since her “Sk8er Boi” days, with mean guitar riffs, post-heartbreak ferocity and arrangements that blend Warped Tour hallmarks with modern production details.

The 12-track collection was released through Barker’s DTA Records.

Placing second on the past week’s tally with 28% of the vote was the “other” category, followed by Rosalía’s dance-ready Latin trap song “Chicken Teriyaki” in third with 12.5%. The latest preview of her highly anticipated new album, Motomami, is two minutes of frenetic movement, with the rubbery beat coming into view before leaping into the background and the Spanish singer-songwriter demonstrating the full power of her vibrant personality.

See the final results of this week’s new music release poll below.