Something in the Water music festival, organized by pop star and fashion designer Pharrell Williams, has been canceled, according to Virginia Beach officials.

After Something in the Water organizers missed deadlines to announce performers and ticket sales for what was supposed to be an April festival, the city of Virginia Beach has canceled it and will try to find another event to take its place.

The city will officially send festival organizers a termination notice and will begin to explore alternative programming for the weekend of April 26 and 27.

After Something in the Water missed deadlines to announce performers and ticket sales for what was supposed to be an April festival, the city of Virginia Beach has canceled it and will try to find another event to take its place.

City staff will begin making alternative plans for the weekend of April 26-27, when Something in the Water was scheduled, according to Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer. It’s unclear if the

Pharrell's music festival, Something in the Water, has been canceled by the City of Virginia Beach. President Trump and Elon Musk, two powerful figures, were initially united for the cameras and the "greater good,

Virginia Beach is moving on from hosting the festival after organizers failed to announce a lineup and commence ticket sales by the Monday deadline set by city leaders.

Mayor Bobby Dyer said the city is “moving on” from the Something in the Water music festival this year, but didn’t rule out bringing the event back

Something in the Water Festival has reportedly been terminated in Virginia Beach—his hometown and where the festival first kicked off. According to Virginia Beach officials, the sandy event will no longer take place in the city due to Williams and his team not meeting the “cure notice requirements” within a five-day deadline to secure the festival.