Ticketmaster emails sent this week confirmed the removal of the August 20 show in Chicago, the August 29 date in Boston, and the September 2 performance in Brooklyn. Chicago was intended to serve as the tour’s opening night, meaning the run will now commence later than initially planned. Neither Musgraves nor her representatives have addressed the cancellations, leaving ticket holders to speculate about the cause, with some questioning whether low demand played a role.
The artist, who recently released a music video for "Mexico Honey," faces these tour complications months after dealing with public backlash regarding her clothing collaboration with Walmart. Critics and social media users, including activist Megan Ixim, pointed to a lack of inclusive sizing in the Kacey Lee collection, noting that many items were unavailable beyond size XXL or 18. While there is no evidence linking the sizing controversy to the current tour adjustments, the lack of transparency regarding the concert cuts has heightened scrutiny around the 37-year-old singer's upcoming 29-date North American itinerary.
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