Demi Lovato has adjusted the schedule for their upcoming It’s Not That Deep Tour, canceling five performances and rescheduling one, citing a need to “protect my health,” according to a statement released on Tuesday, February 10.
Tour Adjustments
Lovato shared the news with fans via an Instagram Story, expressing excitement about returning to the stage. Even though, the performer acknowledged realizing they had “overextended what may be possible” and needed to prioritize health by building in more time for rest and rehearsal.
The canceled shows were scheduled for Nashville, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Denver, and Charlotte, N.C. Lovato expressed regret for the cancellations. The Orlando, Fla. Show, now set for April 13, will serve as the tour’s kickoff, replacing the previously scheduled Charlotte date.
Refunds for the canceled concerts will be automatically processed through Ticketmaster or AXS. Fans who purchased tickets through third-party resellers have been advised to contact their point of purchase for assistance.
Supporting the Album
The 18-date tour supports Lovato’s 2025 album, It’s Not That Deep, which reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200 chart and topped Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart.
Lovato has previously been open about personal health challenges, including struggles with sobriety, eating disorders, and mental health, having attended inpatient treatment five times.
Frequently Asked Questions
What prompted the tour changes?
Demi Lovato stated the changes were made to “protect my health” and ensure they can deliver their best performance at each show, requiring more time for rest and rehearsal.
Which cities were affected by the cancellations?
The canceled tour dates were in Nashville, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Denver, and Charlotte, N.C.
Where can fans find information about refunds?
Refunds for canceled shows will be automatically issued through Ticketmaster or AXS. Those who purchased through third-party resellers should contact their point of purchase.
As Lovato prepares for the tour, what impact might these adjustments have on the overall fan experience and the tour’s momentum?
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