We recently learned the news that the Grand Floridian Society Band will play their final performance on October 3rd. This news was followed by today’s announcement that Disney will lay off 28,000 employees across their Parks, Experiences, and Products division.

Now, we have yet another unfortunate update regarding live performers in Disney World seeing a cutback in operations over the coming weeks and months.
Bob Jackson, also known as Yehaa Bob, announced on his Facebook page that he will not be returning to perform at Port Orleans Riverside.

His post reads, “I’ve just learned my act will not be returning to Disney. I made so many friends over the last 23 years, it was a great time, we had a lot of laughs together.” Yehaa Bob performed a lively piano show throughout the week at River Roost Lounge at Port Orleans Riverside. At this time, both of the Port Orleans Resorts are still closed with no reopening date announced.

During Disney World’s closures, Bob Jackson continued to entertain his fans by hosting virtual live stream concerts weekly. In his Facebook post, he announced that for now, his Sunday shows will continue. We will continue to keep track of any announcements that come our way, and we will provide updates as we learn more!
Click here to read more about Disney’s significant layoffs coming to their Parks, Experiences, and Products division.
Disney World News
- There’s a REASON We’re Telling You To Buy Lightning Lanes at Disney World Right Now
- NEW Limited Time Snacks Just Dropped at Our Favorite Disney World Bakery
- The One Travel Item We Now Refuse To Fly Without
- Heads Up! This Popular Disney World Hotel Restaurant Is Closing in July
- Disney Files NEW Permit For Popular EPCOT Pavilion
- A Popular Disney Event Had MAJOR Issues Today and Fans Are FURIOUS
- AllEars TV: EPCOT Left VS Right CHALLENGE — World Showcase 3
- A Popular Disney World Ride Was Closed ALL DAY Yesterday
- 4 Disney Amazon Finds That Are Weirdly Useful in the Parks
- Akershus Royal Banquet Hall, Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies, and 23 More Disney World Restaurants CHANGED This Week
Join the AllEars.net Newsletter to stay on top of ALL the breaking Disney News! You'll also get access to AllEars tips, reviews, trivia, and MORE! Click here to Subscribe!

No! I haven’t been to DisneyWorld in 20 years and had planned to see him when I return in 2022. This is a real bummer!