The Steve Miller Band announced the cancellation of their 2025 tour, which was scheduled to begin soon. According to the band’s statement, they attributed the decision to “the weather.
The California-based rock band shared on Wednesday that they’re canceling the rest of their 2025 tour, which included performances in New York and Southern California, due to a number of severe weather events.
In view of the dangers posed by intense heatwaves, sudden floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and vast forest fires, these risks to you, our audience, the band, and the crew are too great according to ‘Fly Like an Eagle’. This warning was posted on their social media platforms.
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Steve Miller Band unveiled their tour schedule in March, and in May they disclosed that this series of live performances would traverse North America, beginning on the East Coast in August. Shows in San Diego, Inglewood, and Anaheim were scheduled for November. Although this announcement was made during a time of global climate emergencies like the devastating floods in the Northeast and Texas, the band did not specify which locations or weather conditions might impact their tour.
On Wednesdays announcement, there seemed to be a sense of flexibility regarding potential future live shows: “I’m not sure where or when, but I look forward to seeing you all once more.
As a movie enthusiast, I eagerly awaited the announcement from my favorite band about their upcoming tour. However, when they closed their statement with a wish for “peace, love, and happiness,” it seemed the online community was anything but united in response. On Instagram, some followers sympathized with the band’s decision to cancel the tour, while others found the rationale behind it somewhat peculiar and speculated on potential reasons for such an abrupt cancellation.
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The rock band’s spokesperson didn’t promptly provide more details when asked by The Times.
A day prior to its unexpected revelation, the team was still actively advertising the tour across social media platforms. On Tuesday, images from 1987 showing band member Miller, now 81, receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame were shared on their old Twitter and Instagram accounts.
The picture’s caption announces that you can catch the band on their upcoming tour, which begins next month,” stated the post. At that moment, it urged followers to visit the band’s official site to secure their tickets.
Fans visiting the website are now met with the cancellation notice.
The Steve Miller Band, established in the 1960s, is fronted by its eponymous lead vocalist and guitarist who has won a Grammy. This band is also recognized for hits like “Jungle Love,” “Abracadabra,” “Take the Money and Run,” and “Space Cowboy.
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