US EditionJP Saxe's North American Tour Cancelled over Low Ticket Sales Despite Online Appeal
ONTARIO, CANADA, AUG 1 – JP Saxe canceled his tour after selling fewer than 20,000 tickets despite moving to larger venues to avoid previous financial losses, highlighting challenges in the live music industry.
- JP Saxe has canceled his upcoming fall tour due to low ticket sales, stating he sold just 'a few thousand' tickets, below the 20,000 needed to proceed.
- Saxe expressed gratitude for the fans who bought tickets and promised refunds, saying, 'I am beyond grateful to everyone of you who bought one.'
- In a TikTok video, Saxe noted that artists often face tour cancellations due to low sales, mentioning his previous success but recent losses.
- He emphasized the importance of supporting touring artists and suggested fans prioritize smaller artists for more affordable tickets.
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Singer-songwriter JP Saxe has canceled his upcoming fall tour after admitting that he did not sell enough tickets to make the tour financially feasible. Saxe, who’s probably best known for his 2019 single “If the World Was Ending” with Julia Michaels, was aiming to pay venues with a capacity between 2,000 and 3,000 when he hit the road this fall in support of his recent EP, Make Yourself At Home. But earlier this week, he acknowledged the fla…
·Los Angeles, United States
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