Brantley Gilbert postpones European tour after terror attacks in Paris

Paris and the world are still dealing with the terror attacks that struck the city on Friday evening, leaving 129 people dead and many entertainment events have been canceled in light of the tragedy. Country singer Brantley Gilbert is the latest to change his plans in light of the attacks. Gilbert will be pushing back his upcoming European tour in light of the terror attacks that took place in Paris on Friday.

Gilbert took to Facebook to announce the postponement. "Out of respect for the lives lost in yesterdays terrorist attacks, we have decided to postpone the rest of our European dates. Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of France at this tragic time. WE WILL BE BACK," wrote Gilbert.

Rolling Stone reported that the tour was going to start on November 17 in Glasgow, Scotland and would have wrapped up in London on November 20.

Gilbert is coming back stateside on January 28 to start "The Black Out Tour" at the Dow Event Center in Saginaw, Michigan.