Amy Schumer fans will just have to settle for YouTube clips or her stand-up albums on Spotify because her Nov. 17th stop in San Antonio has been canceled.
The Wednesday announcement said scheduling conflicts were the reason for cancelling the highly anticipated show. Refunds for sad fans are available, though we know the experience would have been priceless.
As of now, there's been no word of a rescheduled date, so don't hold your breath, but to mend your broken heart, we've included some of Schumer's funniest moments.
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