Ravyn Lenae Postpones North American Tour, Refunds All Tickets
Ravyn Lenae has postponed her entire North American headline tour, which was set to run from September 15 through October 21, 2026, in support of her album Blue Island. The singer announced the decision on August 26 via an Instagram Story, writing that she made "the difficult decision" after discussions with her team. No specific reason was given for the postponement (Pitchfork).
The run covered 22 dates across the United States and Canada, opening in Sacramento at Channel 24 on September 15 and closing at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on October 21. Stops included the Fox Theater in Oakland, The Anthem in Washington, D.C., Kings Theatre in New York, and HISTORY in Toronto. Openers Nourished by Time, Lexa Gates, and Q had been booked for various legs of the tour, which was first announced in June (Pitchfork).
Lenae told fans that all purchased tickets would be refunded at the point of purchase, the standard process in which ticketholders receive money back through the original vendor. She also said she intends to bring the postponed shows to fans in the new year, though no replacement dates have been announced (Billboard; Exclaim).
The postponement does not affect Lenae's European festival commitments. She is still scheduled to perform at All Points East in London on August 28, Kalorma in Lisbon on August 29, and Electric Picnic in County Laois, Ireland, on August 30 (Pitchfork).
Blue Island, the album the tour was built around, was released on August 7, 2026. Lenae's Instagram bio, which still lists the album and the tour on sale, had not been updated at the time of the announcement.
For ticket holders, the immediate next step is straightforward: refunds will be processed automatically through whatever platform the purchase was made on. For the tour itself — and for the openers, crew and venue staff attached to it — the wait for rescheduled dates now begins.
