Zayn Malik cancels all ‘Konnakol’ US tour dates

Zayn Malik We won’t be traveling to America together. konacol tour He has now canceled all dates.

The former One Direction member announced in a statement posted on his Instagram that his 2026 US tour dates have been cancelled.

To our fans: We sincerely appreciate all the support and love shown during the album release, and most of all, thank you for your love, prayers, and well wishes,” read a statement posted on her Instagram Story. “I felt it and it means the world. “I am recovering at home and doing well and will be better and stronger than before.”

The singer was hospitalized last month with an unspecified illness.

“We had to look again at our schedule for the coming months and reduce the number of shows on our KONNAKOL tour,” he continued. “I want to get out there and meet as many of you as possible. I’m really looking forward to performing this show for you and I hope to meet the rest of you around the world soon. Much love, Z.”

Earlier this year, Malik showcased his talents at Dolby Live’s Las Vegas residency.

American fans won’t be able to see it, but konacol tourTicket sales for European and Mexican dates are still ongoing. Malik shared links to the cities he will be traveling to to support: konacolHis fifth studio album.

konacol tour It kicks off in London on May 23 when Malik performs at The O2 Arena. The singer is scheduled to travel to Manchester the next day to perform at the AO Arena. Malik is scheduled to perform at Estadio Borregos in Monterrey, Mexico, on June 14, with other performances scheduled for Guadalajara on June 17 and Mexico City on June 20.

After completing his Mexico tour, Malik plans to leave for South America and perform in Santiago, Chile (October 2), Buenos Aires, Argentina (October 6), Sao Paulo, Brazil (October 10), and Lima, Peru (October 14).

Malik’s first U.S. appearance took place on July 19 at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, followed by Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Chicago, Indianapolis, Nashville, Phoenix, San Diego, Inglewood, Anaheim, San Francisco and Seattle. The singer canceled her Buffalo show at KeyBank Center on Nov. 7 and was scheduled to continue touring the U.S. in the fall, followed by stops in Detroit, D.C., Charlotte, Boston and Orlando, and ending in Miami on Nov. 20.