Canadian metal legends Voivod have canceled their Fall 2026 US tour with Bat due to a “family health emergency.” Voivod stated that they could not commit to rescheduled dates at this time, and are offering full refunds. The 10-date tour was set to run from October 8th through October 18th.
Voivod’s full statement reads: “It is with heavy hearts that we must cancel the US tour dates with BAT due to family health emergency in the Voivod clan. We would like to say postponed and give you a new time period but Voivod can’t commit to any dates right now. Tickets will be refunded at point of sale, we ask fans to wait a few days until the ticketing systems have been alerted. Thank you for your understanding and support.”
Cancelled Tour Dates
The cancelled tour was scheduled to take place from October 8th to October 18th, with Voivod and BAT set to perform across the US. Fans who purchased tickets will receive a full refund at the point of sale.
Statement from Voivod
Voivod has asked fans to wait a few days for the ticketing systems to be updated and for refunds to be processed. The band has expressed gratitude for the understanding and support of their fans during this difficult time.
In conclusion, the cancellation of Voivod‘s Fall 2026 US tour with BAT is a disappointing turn of events for fans, but the band’s priority is clearly with their family during this health emergency. Fans can expect a full refund for their tickets and can look forward to Voivod rescheduling their tour dates in the future.
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