Canadian western singer-songwriter Colter Wall announced today that he’s rescheduling the remainder of his upcoming February and March “Late Nights & Good Times” tour dates to October later this year, citing personal reasons centered around his mental and physical health.
Wall expressed his gratitude to his fans in a statement, saying, “Firstly, I’d like to thank everyone for coming out to my shows. As always, you guys are the reason why I’m able to make my living singing and picking songs. Myself, the band, and entire crew are so grateful for that privilege.”
“That being said, I’ve made the decision to reschedule this upcoming tour to October 2025. My reasons for doing so are quite personal, and I’ve always valued my privacy despite the nature of my occupation. But I will simply say that some time off the road for reasons of mental and physical health are greatly needed,” he explained.
Wall assured fans that all tickets for the original dates will be honored for the new October dates, with refunds also available at the point of purchase for those unable to attend, stating, “I know this is not news people like to get and I don’t much like being the one to give it. Myself and my team take none of this lightly and we hope for your continued support and understanding.”
Colter Wall, known for his deep, resonant voice and songs that evoke the spirit of the Old West, has built a dedicated following with albums like “Songs of the Plains” and “Little Songs.” His music, often described as a modern take on traditional country and folk, has found a home with those who appreciate storytelling and the raw authenticity of acoustic performances.
