Kiefer Sutherland cancels the U.S. leg of his tour, citing very low ticket sales. Multiple outlets report that the decision is linked to attendance concerns, with Sutherland saying it is “not fair” to people who have already bought tickets and to the venues if performances play to “half empty houses.” Sutherland is also described as a singer-songwriter in coverage of the cancellation. The Independent reports that the U.S. leg was scheduled to begin in July, but that those dates will not proceed as planned. Other outlets reiterate the same stated rationale, focusing on the impact of low demand on the viability of tour stops. One source also notes that Sutherland previously canceled tour dates in 2019 after suffering a serious injury. While coverage agrees on the reason for the most recent cancellation, it does not include consistent details about any alternative plans or ticketing outcomes. The reports collectively indicate that the upcoming U.S. tour dates are called off due to low ticket sales and the expectation of poor turnout.