The Pussycat Dolls tour has cancelled 32 North American reunion dates across the United States and Canada, including a planned stop at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
The group said in a social media update on Monday afternoon that the decision followed an “honest look” at the North American run. Industry experts cited struggling ticket sales as the main reason for the cancellation.
Tickets purchased through official channels, including Ticketmaster, will be refunded automatically.
The group said it will still perform a one-off headline slot at the Outloud festival during WeHo Pride in Los Angeles on June 6.
The band said the LGBTQ+ community had been a meaningful source of support throughout its career.
The UK and Europe leg of the reunion tour remains scheduled, with several shows already sold out, according to the group.
Those dates are set to begin in Copenhagen on September 9 and end at London’s O2 Arena on October 13. Rapper Lil Kim remains scheduled as the opening act for the European run.
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Nicole Scherzinger and her bandmates said they were focused on making the remaining European shows a celebration for longtime fans.
