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Jennifer Lopez says she asked herself tough questions about her split from Ben Affleck on a podcast, canceled her This Is Me...Now tour to figure herself out, did inner work, and now embraces being single while suggesting she may be ready to meet someone in the future.
Kiefer Sutherland canceled the US leg of his tour due to very low ticket sales, saying it wouldn’t be fair to fans or venues and plans to tour the U.S. again at a more suitable time to promote his upcoming album Grey.
Zayn Malik has canceled the U.S. leg of his KONNAKOL Tour following a recent hospitalization. The American dates (June/July and November) are scrapped, with refunds promised to ticketholders, while some international gigs in Europe and Mexico may proceed. Malik posted a thank-you note to fans and said he’s recovering and hopes to perform the remaining dates later this year, around the release of his fifth solo album.
Zayn Malik has canceled all US dates on his KONNAKOL tour after hospitalization for an unspecified illness; he posted that he is recovering and hopes to perform more shows later, with UK and Mexico dates still listed. The decision follows his previous hospital admission on album release day, and reports that a Netflix docuseries with Louis Tomlinson may be halted, though reps have not confirmed details.
Zayn Malik has canceled all U.S. dates for the KONNAKOL Tour after being hospitalized with an unspecified illness; UK and Mexico dates scheduled later this month remain for sale, and he posted a health update thanking fans while hoping to perform around the world again soon. His family also urged donations to charity instead of sending flowers.
Meghan Trainor talks about balancing a music career with motherhood after canceling her Get In Girl Tour to focus on her three kids and newborn daughter, explaining she put family first despite being a lifelong workaholic. She discusses coping with online hate, the meaning behind Toy With Me (including tracks like Still Don’t Care and Little One dedicated to her kids), and how motherhood has reshaped her perspective and music.
Meghan Trainor announced the cancellation of her Get In Girl Tour, explaining that balancing a new album release and welcoming her baby girl Mikey Moon via surrogate has become too much to handle right now; her forthcoming album Toy With Me is set to drop on April 24, and she says she’ll be back on tour soon.
Meghan Trainor has canceled her Get In Girl headlining tour to focus on her growing family and the upcoming album Toy With Me, due April 24. She said balancing a new album, a nationwide tour, and a newborn was too much to handle and she needs to be home with her family. The Live Nation–produced tour was set to kick off June 12 in Clarkston, Michigan, across about 30 North American dates with Icona Pop. Toy With Me is her seventh studio album and includes previously released singles, with the release date and track list noted in the piece.
Meghan Trainor has canceled her Get In Girl Tour to focus on her growing family and the release of a new album, writing that balancing the tour, a new album, and welcoming their baby girl via surrogate has been too much right now. She apologized to fans, promising to be back soon. The tour was set to start June 12 in Michigan with stops including Madison Square Garden and the Chase Center, and she is preparing to release her seventh album Toy With Me on April 24.
Meghan Trainor has canceled her Get In Girl tour to balance the release of a new album and a newborn daughter, saying she needs to be home with family and will return with new music later.
Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts have canceled their entire 2026 European tour, including seven UK and Ireland shows, saying they’re taking a break with no further explanation.
Neil Young, 80, has cancelled his Chrome Hearts European tour, saying he needs to take a break and will not be touring Europe this time. The dates were set to begin June 27 at the Eden Project in Cornwall and include UK stops in Manchester, Chelmsford, Glasgow, and Cardiff, with further European shows listed.
Neil Young has cancelled his upcoming UK and Europe tour with The Chrome Hearts, including a Cork date in July, saying on his website that he is taking a break and that this is not the time to tour.
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.