AMERICAN Pickers host Mike Wolfe has disappointed fans by canceling his planned car show at the last minute.

Mike, 59, has rescheduled the Columbia, Cars & Coffee Festival for October

Mike Wolfe rescheduled Columbia, Cars & Coffee Festival for October

Mike revealed the rain caused the last-minute change in schedule

In the Instagram post, the American Pickers star explained the rainy weather caused the delay.

Columbia Motor Alley, the shopping mall where the festival was supposed to take place, will still be open in Columbia, Tennessee.

THE COMMENTS

In the comments section, fans expressed their disappointment and wondered if they could still attend next month.

One fan said: “I’ll have to drive up next month with my Chevelle. I had no idea you guys were doing that!”

Another fan mentioned: “I want to go to this, but it is very far from me.”

A third fan added: “Rain?! Really? That’s going to stop you?”

A fourth person wrote: “The Nashville Speedway cars and coffee is always fun too.

“Rain doesn’t stop us at @orchardscarsandcoffee.”

A commentator added: “Hey, sir, do you actually show up to these?”

‘ADRENALINE-PUMPING’

On Wednesday, September 13, the History Channel star took to Instagram and promoted the canceled Columbia Cars & Coffee event.

Mike shared a drone video and filmed an aerial shot of where the event was supposed to be held.

The TV star teased the September 16 affair would be “adrenaline-pumping” with its live music, food, and coffee for guests to enjoy.

Many fans shared their excitement in the comments and promised to attend the bash.

This is not the first time devoted American Pickers fans have been left disappointed by a sudden change in the schedule.

SNUBBING TUGFEST

The U.S. Sun reported that the TV star snubbed his hometown Iowa, and their annual festival, Tugfest,

Despite promoting the event on social media, the 59-year-old star skipped out on the festivities, which included a tug-of-war between Iowa and Illinois across the Mississippi River.

The antique expert posted ahead of the festival: “One of the coolest perks of setting up shop along the mighty Mississippi?

“Experiencing an event like no other – Tugfest!”

He continued: “Join us this weekend in LeClaire, IA, to soak in the small-town charm, witness the epic tug-of-war rivalry, and explore Antique Archaeology.

“It’s a once-a-year thrill that’s as unique as our treasures!”

The U.S. Sun also confirmed his store, Antique Archaeology, did not participate in the August 10 parade.

Although local businesses passed out candy and merchandise to the crowd, Mike’s store offered a free Antique Archaeology refrigerator magnet with a $59 purchase to celebrate Tugfest.

A source claimed Mike was in Tennessee, where he primarily resides, when the festival took place.

Mike shared an aerial shot of Columbia Motor Alley

Mike pictured on the set of American Pickers

Mike also skipped out on the Tugfest event