Overview
- Valli announced on social media that he will take the rest of 2026 off from touring to focus on his health, a message published by multiple outlets on Friday.
- His longtime representative, Victoria Varela, said the decision was to cancel shows rather than reschedule so ticket-holders could receive refunds instead of having money held in limbo.
- Ticketmaster lists nine canceled dates, including scheduled shows on June 26 in Scottsdale, June 28 in Anaheim and July 17 in Newark, with an original schedule that extended into November in Detroit.
- Varela said Valli plans to devote roughly six months to recovery and may consider returning to perform in 2027, but neither she nor Valli disclosed a specific medical diagnosis.
- Valli, 92, has performed across seven decades as the lead singer of the Four Seasons and recently received a 2026 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and fans responded to the news with supportive messages urging him to rest.