Kiefer Sutherland has canceled the US portion of his upcoming tour, citing very low ticket sales. The actor and singer-songwriter made the announcement on Instagram on May 15.
Sutherland expressed disappointment over the decision, stating it would not be fair to ticket buyers or venues to perform in half-empty houses. He noted plans to tour the US again at a more suitable time and confirmed refunds for affected fans through their original purchase points.
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Post Malone has postponed the start of his Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 with Jelly Roll to complete his upcoming double album, The Eternal Buzz. The singer canceled the first six shows, originally set to begin May 13 in El Paso, Texas. The tour will now kick off June 9 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Zayn Malik has canceled the U.S. leg of his Konnakol Tour, announced two weeks after his hospitalization for an unspecified illness. This follows earlier cancellations of promotional appearances, including The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He cited continued recovery needs, with some international dates proceeding.
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The Psychedelic Furs have cancelled their upcoming North American tours because of a serious medical issue in the band. The London post-punk group made the announcement on Friday, May 8, and apologized to fans for the change in plans.
Country singer Morgan Wallen canceled his June 6 concert at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh due to severe weather concerns and later responded to fan criticism.
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Following US tour cancellations and prior withdrawals like The Tonight Show, Zayn Malik detailed his April 17 hospitalization—the same day as his 'Konnakol' album release—leading to further tour adjustments. He cancelled the first two UK dates (one rescheduled for May 24 in Manchester) alongside the full US leg, prioritizing recovery while confirming remaining shows in London, Mexico, and South America.
Sturgill Simpson, performing as Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds, addressed fan backlash over ticket prices for his upcoming 'Mutiny for the Masses' tour. In an Instagram post, he insisted that prices remain the same as last year except for a $10 increase on general admission pit tickets. He attributed complaints to inflation and scalpers while noting bigger venues allow more lower-priced seats.
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Morgan Wallen canceled his Saturday evening concert at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh due to severe weather threats. The country singer made the announcement on social media that afternoon as part of his Still the Problem Tour.