Delta Goodrem has reportedly been forced to abandon hopes to perform at the NRL’s season opener in Las Vegas this weekend.

The Aussie Born To Try singer, 40, was in talks to be a headliner at the event and perform in front of more than 65,000 people at Allegiant Stadium in Nevada.

But according to The Sydney Morning Herald, Goodrem has been forced to pull out of the performance following the Los Angeles wildfires.

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The publication reports the Goodrem, who has a home in Los Angeles and was forced to evacuate recently, has been splitting her time between the City of Angels and Australia in recent weeks and she may not even had been able to make the event logistically.

It was reported that Goodrem’s team and the NRL agreed it was a bit too hard to secure the date this time around.

However, stepping in for the performance are the Stafford Brothers and singer Conrad Sewell. 

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Goodrem has yet to publicly comment on the reports.

The NRL is putting on a four-game rugby league weekend in Las Vegas to showcase the best of Australian talent and put the NRL on the map in the United States.

The Penrith Panthers, Cronulla Sharks, Canberra Raiders and New Zealand Warriors are all in Las Vegas for the weekend.

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A month ago, Goodrem revealed she was forced to “temporarily evacuate” her home in Los Angeles due to the wildfires that devastated the area.

“I love this beautiful city. It has always been a home away from home for me,” she told fans at the time on her social media pages.

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“I am so grateful for all your messages of support checking in. We had to temporarily evacuate but we are ok, on a journey with everyone here – and deeply saddened to this beautiful city in such a devastating way.

“My thoughts, love, and strength are with everyone dealing with the unimaginable right now,” she added.

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