With 10 shows on the books, the country music superstar’s international leg was supposed to launch on August 27 in Glasgow, U.K., and wrap on September 12 in Oslo, Norway, but those plans have changed.
On Thursday, July 30, Zimmerman, 26, took to Instagram to announce the cancellation of the run, but made clear that his decision was not an easy one.
View this post on InstagramZimmerman didn’t specify what exact family matters he was referring to, but he did reassure fans that “Everything is okay, it’s just my family needs my attention, and that’s what I’ve gotta do.”
“I will still be playing my shows in North America in August, but after that I will be taking some time to focus on me, my family and new music. Once again, I’m so sorry to everybody that has waited so long… I hope y’all can understand that my family has to come first,” he wrote. “Thank you for having my back on this crazy ride we call life. Love y’all so much.”
Zimmerman isn’t the only artist this year to have taken time off from the spotlight. Justin Moore, Kacey Musgraves, Colter Wall, and Chase Rice are among some of the stars who canceled or paused tour dates in 2026.
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