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Steve Miller Band says extreme weather is so dangerous it’s canceling its tour

UNITED STATES, JUL 18 – The band cited extreme heat, flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes, and wildfires as unacceptable risks, marking one of the first major tours canceled due to climate change impacts.

  • Steve Miller canceled his entire 2025 U.S. tour on July 16 due to extreme weather risks threatening his band, crew, and fans across multiple states.
  • The cancellation followed severe weather events including historic Texas floods that killed at least 134 people and a sweltering June heat dome, reflecting a wider climate crisis.
  • The planned 31-date tour, spanning 19 states from August to early November, included stops in New York, California, Florida, and Tennessee, with nearly sold-out shows like the October 5 Hard Rock Live concert.
  • Miller stated on social media, "You can blame it on the weather & the tour is cancelled," emphasizing unacceptable risks from extreme heat, flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes, and wildfires.
  • This cancellation underscores challenges from escalating climate-related extreme weather for outdoor music events and highlights Miller’s precaution to prioritize safety for all involved.
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Noise11.com broke the news in on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
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