Kacey Musgraves has abruptly canceled three upcoming shows on her 'Middle of Nowhere' North American tour, but fans can breathe easy — the move is purely a scheduling change.
The three canceled dates were added after the original tour schedule was set.
The decision was made to revert to the initial plan, with the tour now kicking off on August 21, which also happens to be Musgraves' birthday.
According to sources, the cancellation is not related to any personal or medical issue. Musgraves is doing well, and there are no health concerns behind the schedule change.
The tour will begin as originally planned on August 21, celebrating both the start of the run and her birthday with fans.
Stops include Chicago's United Center, multiple nights at New York's Madison Square Garden, Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, Los Angeles' Crypto.
com Arena, and two nights at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena in October.
The 'Middle of Nowhere' tour comes as Musgraves gears up for a new chapter in her career.
Fresh off a surprise Coachella performance and celebrating her new album of the same name, the eight-time Grammy Award winner is set to hit the road and reconnect with fans.
Musgraves broke out with her 2013 debut album 'Same Trailer Different Park' before reaching superstar status with her Grammy-winning 2018 album 'Golden Hour,' which won Album of the Year.
