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Britney Spears announced she will never perform in the U.S. again due to sensitive reasons, but plans to perform in the UK and Australia with her son soon, marking a significant shift in her touring plans.
Akira Yamaoka, renowned composer of Silent Hill, announces his first U.S. tour in February 2026, featuring cinematic live performances of his iconic soundtracks, with opening acts by Raj Ramayya. The tour spans multiple cities from Los Angeles to Austin, with tickets available from November 24th.
Several dates for PlayStation: The Concert in the US have been canceled, likely due to poor ticket sales, raising questions about the event's future. The cancellations follow previous European event postponements, and Sony has not officially commented. The concert features music from PlayStation games, but recent sales issues suggest the tour may be struggling to sustain itself.
Paul McCartney launched his 2025 North American tour with a surprise warmup show in Santa Barbara, where he performed the Beatles classic 'Help!' in full for the first time since 1965, along with other Beatles and solo hits, including a virtual duet with John Lennon.
Bad Bunny chose to exclude the US from his upcoming world tour due to fears of ICE raids targeting Latino fans, citing concerns over immigration enforcement and racial profiling, despite his successful performances in the US before.
Bad Bunny did not include U.S. dates in his 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos' tour due to concerns about ICE enforcement outside venues, reflecting his political activism and support for the Latino community, with alternative performances planned in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
Bad Bunny has decided not to include U.S. stops on his upcoming world tour due to concerns about ICE raids and the safety of his fans, despite having performed successfully in the US before. He emphasized that his decision was not out of hate but out of safety considerations amid increased immigration enforcement.
Bad Bunny has decided not to include U.S. dates in his upcoming world tour due to concerns over ICE raids and safety issues, despite his successful performances there in the past. Instead, he will focus on Latin America, Europe, and Asia, with new performances in Australia, Brazil, and Japan.
Bad Bunny skipped his U.S. tour dates due to concerns about ICE presence at concerts, citing fears related to recent deportations and his distaste for ICE policies, despite successful previous performances in the U.S. He is focusing on his residency in Puerto Rico and upcoming international tour dates.
Bad Bunny did not include the U.S. in his 2025-26 tour dates due to concerns over ICE raids outside his concerts, reflecting his ongoing criticism of ICE and its impact on communities, despite having performed successfully in the U.S. in the past.
Ed Sheeran plans to move to America with his family, primarily due to his upcoming US tour and his interest in transitioning to country music, with Nashville as his preferred city. He also maintains a UK home with personal spaces like pubs and a chapel, which serve as private retreats and memorials.
The Northern Irish rap group Kneecap canceled their U.S. tour due to a British terrorism charge against member Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, who is accused of supporting Hezbollah by displaying its flag at a concert. The group claims the legal proceedings are a 'witch hunt' and plans to resume touring once the case is resolved, amid ongoing political tensions and their controversial political statements.
Kneecap has canceled their 15-date U.S. tour due to Mo Chara's upcoming court appearance on a terror charge, though their Canadian and European shows will proceed. The band criticized the UK government's terror case against them, expressed hope for future tours, and remain active in solidarity with Palestine amid ongoing legal and political challenges.
Robert Plant discusses his band Saving Grace, their upcoming self-titled album releasing on September 26, and their US tour starting October 30, highlighting the band's organic formation, musical chemistry, and Plant's ongoing exploration of diverse musical styles and collaborations.
Bad Bunny, a global Latin music star, has decided not to prioritize a U.S. tour or concert films, focusing instead on his native Puerto Rico and international markets like Latin America, Japan, Australia, and Europe. He considers U.S. performances and concert recordings 'unnecessary' at this time, emphasizing creating memorable live experiences over filming or touring in the U.S.