Country music star Kacey Musgraves has canceled multiple dates for her upcoming "Middle of Nowhere" tour, leaving fans to receive automatic refunds. The cancellations affect scheduled performances in Chicago, Boston, and Brooklyn.
Fans were notified by ticketing agencies, such as Ticketmaster, that the concerts would not proceed as planned. The notifications indicated that all tickets would be automatically refunded to the original point of purchase, with refunds expected to process within 7-10 business days. The tour was slated to begin on August 20th in Chicago, coinciding with Musgraves' birthday on August 21st.
Sources confirmed to Fox News Digital that Musgraves is doing well, and the cancellations were related to scheduling adjustments. Additional dates were reportedly added to the tour following the initial announcement, but the artist ultimately reverted to previously scheduled commitments. The exact reasons for the specific date cancellations were not immediately clear beyond these scheduling considerations.
Musgraves' seventh studio album, "Middle of Nowhere," was released in May via the relaunched Lost Highway Records label. The album debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 and reached number one on top album sales. This release marks her first album since the success of "Deeper Well" in 2024, which garnered three Grammy nominations, including Best Country Album.