Julien Baker and Torres Cancel Tour Due to Health Issues
May 4, 2025 - 22:52
In a surprising turn of events, Julien Baker has announced the cancellation of her joint tour with fellow artist Torres, citing health reasons. The duo, who recently released their collaborative country LP, Send a Prayer My Way, last month, were set to take the stage this evening, May 4, at San Antonio’s Stable Hall.
Fans were eagerly anticipating the performance, especially after the positive reception of their latest album, which showcased a blend of emotional depth and musical innovation. The decision to cancel the tour comes as a disappointment to many who were looking forward to experiencing the unique synergy between the two artists live.
While specific details regarding the health issues have not been disclosed, both Baker and Torres have expressed gratitude for the support from their fans during this challenging time. They hope to prioritize their well-being and look forward to returning to the stage in the future.
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