Tayler Holder Cancels Upcoming Tour Dates

Country singer Tayler Holder announced this week that he is canceling his upcoming shows, citing a months-long struggle with his mental health. Holder posted the message on Instagram, stating that canceling his upcoming shows was one of the hardest decisions he has ever had to make.

"Over the past several months, I've been in a constant struggle with my mental health in ways that I can no longer ignore," he wrote.

The singer kicked off his When No One's Around Tour on May 1, 2026. He attended the Producers & Engineers Wing GRAMMY Week Celebration at The Preserve LA on January 28, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. In March 2026, Holder announced on social media that he was returning to CMA Fest after performing last year.

"Performing for you guys is the greatest privilege of my life, and this decision was not made lightly," Holder wrote. "I know many of you made plans, spent money, and were looking forward to these nights together. " As of May 14, 2026, some tour dates were still listed on Tayler Holder's official website.

Several linked ticketing sites listed Holder's events as postponed or canceled. It remains unclear whether he will perform at CMA Fest in June, and he is not currently included in the list of performers on the CMA Fest website. Holder wrote that he would be taking this time to rest, seek support, and reconnect with himself away from the pressure and pace of touring.

"My hope is that this break will allow me to return stronger, healthier, and able to give you guys the performances you deserve," he added. "Thank you for your patience, compassion, and continued support. It means more than you'll ever know," Holder wrote.

@ABC reported the full text of his statement. The singer, known for his songs "Dyin' Flame (feat. T-Pain)" and "When No One's Around," shared the announcement days after the tour's opening show. His message emphasized that the decision followed sustained efforts to continue performing despite his condition.