FKA Twigs Cancels North American Tour Dates Due to Visa Issues

British art pop musician FKA Branch announced that her upcoming North American tour was cancelled after her production team failed to obtain the necessary visa.

FKA Twigs (whose real name is Tahliah Barnett) shared the news via social media on Tuesday (March 25), explaining that despite her current performance Eusexua The tour was “absolutely incredible” and she admitted the experience “is challenging in production and making the trip more practical”.

Now, one of these challenges is that her upcoming North American tour has been cancelled for several days. The affected dates include the dates in Chicago on March 26, two dates in Toronto from March 30 to 31, and two shows in New York City from April 3 to 4.

“Today, I was told that the production didn’t fill out the correct paperwork in time so that we could get our visa to the United States and perform,” the singer explained. “So, that means I have no choice and I will have to withdraw from the performances in New York, Chicago and Toronto.”

“For those who want to know why they have to quit Toronto due to part of the United States, it’s because of the complex beasts of routes and travel,” she added. “I won’t take it easily. Honestly, I’m totally destroyed. Totally heartbroken. All I have to do is be with you Eusexua For you. transparent

She went on to point out that she was “exploring how and why this happened” and promised that information about the rescheduling date would be announced soon.

FKA Twigs has been visiting behind her long-awaited third album EusexuaThe record was released on January 24 and reached its career peak on the Billboard 200. CaprichansAlthough this is her first full-length album since 2019 Magdalene.

The current tour is scheduled to take place in Prague on March 8, but the subsequent date in Berlin is considered the reason. FKA Twigs is currently scheduled to perform at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California next month and will have an additional date in San Francisco on April 19, although no questions yet, whether the show may be affected by her current visa issues.