Demi Lovato Calls Off Five Tour Stops to Focus on Her Health, Apologizes to Fans Who Had Planned to Attend.
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Published by Cel Manero from Global One Media Inc.
As she began getting ready for the upcoming It’s Not That Deep Tour, Lovato shared that she came to recognize she had pushed herself beyond what she could realistically handle.
Demi Lovato is putting her well-being first.
The 33-year-old “Fast” singer shared on her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Feb. 10, that she is canceling five stops on her upcoming It’s Not That Deep Tour after realizing she had taken on more than she could manage with the original schedule.
In her message, Lovato spoke directly to her fans, known as “Lovatics,” saying she is excited to return to the stage this year and visit as many cities as possible. However, she explained that while preparing for the tour, she recognized she had stretched herself too far. She said she needs additional time for rest and rehearsals so she can stay healthy and deliver her best performance throughout the tour.
The Grammy-nominated artist confirmed that the following dates will no longer take place: April 8 in Charlotte, North Carolina; April 12 in Atlanta; April 14 in Nashville; May 5 in Denver; and May 8 in Las Vegas. She expressed sadness about missing those shows and apologized to fans who had planned to attend.
Lovato also announced that her April 10 concert in Orlando has been moved to April 13, which will now serve as the tour’s opening night.
She added that ticket holders who purchased through Ticketmaster or AXS will automatically receive refunds, while those who bought from third-party sellers such as StubHub, SeatGeek, or VividSeats should contact their point of purchase. For the rescheduled Orlando show, previously bought tickets will still be valid, and additional tickets are available on her website.
Lovato ended her message by thanking fans for their continued support and sharing her excitement about seeing them sing along during the tour.
The It’s Not That Deep Tour is now set to include 18 North American dates, running from April 13 in Orlando through May 25 in Houston, with Adéla joining as the opening act. The shows support Lovato’s latest album, It’s Not That Deep, which was released in October 2025.
In a 2024 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the “Sorry Not Sorry” singer had already spoken about the challenges of touring, noting that it can be physically demanding.
