Low ticket sales force actor and musician to pull dates
Summary
– Kiefer Sutherland canceled the U.S. leg of his tour due to very low ticket sales
– Sutherland said it would not be fair to fans or venues to play half-empty rooms
– Refunds will be available from the original point of purchase
Kiefer Sutherland has canceled the U.S. leg of his tour after ticket sales failed to meet expectations.
The actor and musician shared the news with fans on social media, explaining that he did not feel it was fair to play to half-empty venues. He also said it would not be fair to the fans who had already bought tickets.
Sutherland said he hopes to tour the United States again at a better time. Refunds will be available from the original point of purchase.
The cancellation comes as Sutherland continues promoting Grey, his fourth studio album. He recently completed shows in Europe and has been performing in the United Kingdom.
Sutherland is best known to many fans for playing Jack Bauer on 24 and Tom Kirkman on Designated Survivor. He has also spent years building a music career with a country and Americana sound.
Sutherland has described Grey as his most personal album so far. He said the songs were written and recorded over two years and focus more on personal feelings than outside observations.
