All articles tagged with #tour cancellation
Rock icon Glenn Hughes, known for Deep Purple and Black Sabbath ties, has canceled his Spring 2026 U.S. tour due to a minor health issue. The 25-city run was set to begin soon, with all tickets (including VIP upgrades) fully refundable. Hughes says he’s following medical guidance and hopes to resume performing in the future.
The Rolling Stones have decided to postpone their upcoming European stadium tour, citing Keith Richards' reluctance to commit to a lengthy tour at this time, despite their recent successful album and tour in 2024. They plan to return to the stage when they feel ready.
Singer-songwriter Todd Snider canceled his 13-city tour after being assaulted outside his hotel in Salt Lake City and subsequently being arrested at a hospital for disorderly conduct, trespassing, and making threats. The incident led to the cancellation of the remaining tour dates as Snider receives medical treatment.
Singer-songwriter Todd Snider was arrested in Salt Lake City after an alleged assault outside a hotel and subsequent disturbance at a hospital, leading to the cancellation of his tour. He was treated at a hospital, discharged, but later returned and made threats, resulting in his arrest on charges of disorderly conduct, threat of violence, and trespassing. The tour has been canceled, but Snider plans to resume performances in January.
Americana singer-songwriter Todd Snider canceled his tour after being severely injured in an assault outside his hotel in Utah, with his team stating he is expected to recover and more tour details will be announced later.
Country singer Todd Snider was violently assaulted outside a hotel in Salt Lake City, resulting in severe injuries and the cancellation of his tour. He was also arrested on charges of disorderly conduct, trespassing, and threatening violence, and is currently receiving medical treatment.
Popular singer-songwriter Todd Snider has canceled his tour after being violently assaulted outside his hotel in Salt Lake City, resulting in severe injuries and an undetermined recovery period, with fans expressing support and well-wishes.
The Stray Cats have canceled their fall U.S. tour due to Brian Setzer's serious autoimmune illness, which has affected his ability to perform. Setzer, 66, first revealed his diagnosis earlier this year, and despite his efforts to recover, his health has not improved enough to continue touring. The band has also released new singles, marking their ongoing musical activity despite the health setbacks.
The Stray Cats have canceled their upcoming 2025 tour due to frontman Brian Setzer's serious illness, which is related to an autoimmune disease that has affected his ability to play guitar. Refunds will be issued to fans, and the band had recently released new music after a six-year hiatus.
British singer-songwriter Lola Young has canceled all her upcoming events and her North American tour after collapsing on stage during a performance, citing the need to take time off to work on herself and recover, with refunds available for ticket holders.
Music artist D4vd canceled his remaining U.S. tour dates after investigators identified a decomposed body in his Tesla as 15-year-old missing girl Celeste Rivas, leading to widespread brand and industry distancing, with international tour plans uncertain.
Grammy-nominated singer JP Saxe canceled his North American tour due to poor ticket sales, despite fan efforts to support it. He explained his decision publicly, emphasizing honesty about failure and thanking fans for their support, while expressing hope to tour successfully in the future.
Pantera has postponed and canceled several tour dates to mourn Ozzy Osbourne's passing, with the band resuming their tour in August and expressing deep respect and grief for Ozzy, who recently died at 76.
Billy Joel, the renowned singer-songwriter, announced he is feeling good two months after being diagnosed with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus, a rare brain condition, and is undergoing treatment while canceling upcoming performances to focus on recovery.
Steve Miller Band has canceled their entire tour and a scheduled performance at the Minnesota State Fair due to concerns over extreme weather events linked to climate change, citing risks to fans, band, and crew. Refunds are being issued, and a replacement act will be announced for the canceled fair date.