Demi Lovato Cancels Multiple 2026 Tour Dates

Singer cites need for 'additional rest and rehearsal time' to 'protect my health'

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

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Singer Demi Lovato has canceled five dates on her 'It's Not That Deep Tour,' citing the need for additional rest and rehearsal time. The announcement, made via Instagram Story on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, underscores a growing trend of artists prioritizing mental and physical health amidst demanding tour schedules.

Why it matters

Lovato's decision reflects a broader cultural conversation around work-life balance and the importance of self-care, even at the highest levels of performance. Across the music industry, artists are increasingly acknowledging the immense pressure of touring and proactively adjusting schedules to prevent burnout.

The details

The canceled dates include performances in Charlotte, N.C. (April 8), Atlanta (April 12), Nashville (April 14), Denver (May 5), and Las Vegas (May 8). The Orlando show has been rescheduled from April 10 to April 13, with existing tickets remaining valid. Lovato explained she had 'overextended' herself during tour preparations, noting that modern touring involves extensive travel, promotional appearances, rehearsals, and constant social media engagement, which can take a significant toll on an artist's well-being.

  • On February 10, 2026, Demi Lovato announced the tour date cancellations via Instagram Story.
  • The 'It's Not That Deep Tour' was scheduled to run from April to May 2026.

The players

Demi Lovato

A popular American singer who has released nine studio albums and is currently on tour promoting her latest album 'It's Not That Deep'.

ADÉLA

The opening act for all performances on the 'It's Not That Deep Tour'.

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What they’re saying

“I've overextended myself and I need to take some time to focus on my mind and body. I'm looking forward to getting back on the road and seeing you all soon.”

— Demi Lovato (Instagram Story)

What’s next

The Orlando show has been rescheduled from April 10 to April 13, with existing tickets remaining valid. Ticketmaster and AXS will automatically issue refunds for the canceled shows, and fans who purchased tickets through third-party resellers have been advised to contact their point of purchase.

The takeaway

Demi Lovato's decision to cancel multiple tour dates highlights the growing trend of artists prioritizing their mental and physical well-being, even at the expense of lucrative performances. This shift reflects a broader cultural conversation around work-life balance and the importance of self-care, which is becoming increasingly recognized as essential for sustainable success in the music industry.