Bon Iver Cancel Tour

Pitchfork

Updated January 4, 2017 at 9:18 AM

They will not perform a slate of European shows “for personal reasons”

By Matthew Strauss.

Bon Iver have canceled their upcoming European tour behind 22, A Million. Justin Vernon’s planned January 14 appearance on the Minnesota Public Radio program “A Prairie Home Companion” has also been canceled. In a note on the band’s Twitter, they write they have canceled “for personal reasons.” Bon Iver will refund all tickets, and have no plans to reschedule tour dates. Read the full note below. Scroll down for the band’s itinerary.

Yesterday, Bon Iver were announced as one of the many acts who will perform at the 2017 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The Coachella performance, as well as other future dates like a planned Primavera show, are still listed on the band’s website.

Pitchfork has reached out to Bon Iver’s representatives, who offered no comment.

Bon Iver:

01-14 Chicago, IL - Symphony Center (Justin Vernon on “A Prairie Home Companion”

01-22 Paris, France - Le Zenith

01-23 Utretch, Netherlands - Tivolivredenburg

01-24 Frankfurt, Germany - Jahrhunderthalle

01-25 Zurich, Switzerland - Samsung Hall

01-27 Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg - Rockhal

01-29 Oslo, Norway - Spektrum

01-30 Stockholm, Sweden - Cirkus

01-31 Stockholm, Sweden - Cirkus

02-02 Copenhagen, Denmark - Den Grå Hal