The annual dance-themed music party Splash House announced on Tuesday that their June 5-7 festival has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Their scheduled festivals for Aug. 7-9 and Aug. 14-16 at the Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel, The Riviera Palm Springs Resort and The Saguaro Palm Springs are still on.

In a prepared statement, Splash House said the decision comes after guidance of local, state, and national authorities.

"The safety and well-being of our audience, artists, staff, and community must come first as we focus on overcoming this health emergency," Splash House said.

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Those who purchased tickets for the June festival will receive an email from the festival's official ticket provider Elevate by April 10 and can transfer purchases to either weekend in August, or June 2021. If you are unable to attend then you may request a refund in full. All payment plans for April are paused and balances will be reallocated on future payments on the next scheduled payment date.

For hotel package holders transferring to August, the same room type will be available as many are already sold, however, the promoters said they would "do our best to facilitate a smooth process."

Founded by Tyler and Kelly McLean in 2013, Splash House has become a major contributor to summer tourism in Palm Springs. For the past two years, the host hotels — the Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel, the Riviera Palm Springs Resort and The Saguaro Palm Springs — have sold out both weekends, drawing 7,000 attendees to the city.

In 2015, they began throwing an after-hours party in the evenings after Splash House at the Palm Springs Air Museum, drawing 5,000 each night to see artists such as Hot Since 92, James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem and Sofi Tukker.

The 2018 event resulted in 10,000 occupied room nights each weekend and brought $10 million to the local economy, according to the Greater Palm Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau.

2020 was supposed to be the first year Splash House had three summer editions.

"For a long time we just weren't ready for it," McLean said in January. "We wanted to focus on two weekends and growing every aspect of the experience from the production to the music program. Over the last two to three years as we've accomplished those things and the demand has grown. Now that we've accomplished those things we're ready to take this step"

Desert Sun reporter Brian Blueskye covers arts and entertainment. He can be reached at brian.blueskye@desertsun.com or (760) 778-4617. Support local news, subscribe to The Desert Sun.