Artist Ryan Adams has cancelled the remainder of his solo tour due to illness. Adams was scheduled to open his fall solo tour at Evansville’s Victory Theatre on September 5.

To help spread the news about the canceled tour, Adams went on social media to further explain the status on his health.

A message from Ryan Adams to his fans.

Please contact point of purchase for further information on ticket refunds. pic.twitter.com/FVzPhkin4E

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) August 21, 2023

“A message from Ryan Adams to his fans. Please contact point of purchase for further information on ticket refunds.”

Come be a part of the recordings of ALIVE II and III – the next two legs… which will feature Cardinals classics, covers, some noise rock AND some NEW SONGS debuting live in front of the audience.

Tickets are on-sale now 👉 https://t.co/jaXjKTCwJb pic.twitter.com/KrbuqbqCDJ

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) July 17, 2023

“Come be a part of the recordings of ALIVE II and III – the next two legs… which will feature Cardinals classics, covers, some noise rock AND some NEW SONGS debuting live in front of the audience. Tickets are on-sale now.”

USA SOLO TOUR DATES 🇺🇸

Tickets for all shows are on-sale now – including a new show in Wilmington, DE at The Grand Opera House on September 21st.

Have you got your tickets?

Get them here 👉 https://t.co/jaXjKTD4yJ

📷 Andrew Blackstein pic.twitter.com/YiS8Z0gySR

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) June 30, 2023

“Tickets for all shows are on-sale now – including a new show in Wilmington, DE at The Grand Opera House on September 21st. Have you got your tickets?”

The tour was set to be a part of a comeback attempt for Adams, as the Courier & Press reported earlier this year. Back in a 2019 a New York Times article, seven women including singer Phoebe Bridgers and Adams‘s ex-wife Mandy Moore, allegedly accused the singer of alleged harassment and alleged manipulation.