Salt Lake City, Utah – Singer and songwriter Todd Snider has announced the cancellation of his 2025 tour following a violent assault that left him unable to perform. The news comes via a statement from Aimless, Inc., shared through his social media channels.
Age 59, Snider is a well-known artist hailing from Portland, Oregon, with a prolific career spanning over three decades. He has released more than a dozen albums, with his latest work, High, Lonesome and Then Some, debuting on Oct. 17. The album was meant to be celebrated during a series of performances, which had included numerous dates planned for next year.
Snider’s official website outlined an ambitious tour schedule featuring 11 performances in 2025, along with seven additional shows slated for January and February. However, the recent assault has prompted Snider’s team to express their deep regret over the cancellations. “We apologize for the disruption and appreciate your understanding as Todd seeks necessary medical treatment,” the statement read.
As of now, details surrounding the assault remain unclear, and the full extent of Snider’s injuries has not been disclosed. His team promised updates on any potential rescheduled dates as more information becomes available.
In a recent social media post, Snider had shared his enthusiasm for the tour, noting their arrival in Colorado amidst beautiful fall weather. He had been looking forward to performing new songs alongside a group of talented musicians, including Joe Bisirri and Erica Blinn.
Throughout his career, Snider has made a mark not only as a performer but also as a songwriter for other artists, with songs recorded by notable names such as Jack Ingram and Mark Chesnutt. Fans and fellow artists are rallying around him during this challenging time, emphasizing the impact he has had on country music.
The news of the cancellation has left a void for many who were eager to see him perform live. Supporters are hopeful for Snider’s swift recovery and look forward to the updates regarding the future of his music career.