Kacey Musgraves abruptly cancels concert dates from ‘Middle of Nowhere’ tour
Kacey Musgraves' fans were stuck in a "dry spell" after the country music star canceled tour dates.
Musgraves, 37, was scheduled to open her "Middle of Nowhere" tour on Aug. 20 in Chicago, but fans were recently notified via ticketing agency that the show was canceled.
In addition to the concert at the United Center, her TD Garden show on Aug. 29 in Boston and a stop in Brooklyn on Sept. 2 was also scrapped.
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Sources confirmed to Fox News Digital that the "Follow Your Arrow" singer is doing well, and that the tour was always scheduled to begin on Aug. 21, which also coincides with Musgraves' birthday.
Sources also confirmed additional dates were added to the tour after the original announcement, but she went back to the originally scheduled commitments.
Fans were left wondering about the "Space Cowboy" singer after receiving a notification from Ticketmaster that show dates were dropped.
"Please be advised that the Kacey Musgraves concert scheduled for Saturday, August 29, 2026 at TD Garden has been canceled," Reddit screenshots showed.
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"All tickets will be automatically refunded to fans at their original point of purchase. Please allow 7-10 business days for refunds to process."
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Musgraves released her seventh studio album, "Middle of Nowhere," in May through the relaunched Lost Highway Records label. Shortly before its release, Musgraves announced a two-dozen city tour through the states with stops in LA, Nashville and New York, to name a few.
Inspired by her Texas upbringing, the 13-track album debuted at No. three on the Billboard 200, and has charted at No. 1 on top album sales.
"Middle of Nowhere" marks Musgraves' first album since the wildly successful 2024 catalog "Deeper Well," which received three Grammy nominations, including Best Country Album.
