Overview
- The tour, which was due to start Wednesday, May 20, was cancelled one day before the first show in Bogota after local promoters issued a formal statement.
- Promoters said the cancellation was a joint decision across all cities because of low ticket sales and told buyers to request refunds from their local ticketing company.
- Guitarist C.J. Pierce told a podcast the run was “put on hold” because logistical plans and deadlines were not completed in time, creating a conflicting account with promoters.
- Frontman Ryan McCombs said the band still wants to play South America and the group plans to honour other commitments including a Download Festival appearance and a 25th‑anniversary reissue of Sinner.
- The last‑minute pullout adds to a recent string of high‑profile tour cancellations and highlights how international visa, freight and scheduling rules and weak local demand can quickly upend planned shows and leave fans handling refunds.