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GODSMACK Cancels South American Tour Due To 'Lack Of Ticket Sales'

GODSMACK has canceled its previously announced spring tour of South America due to a "lack of ticket sales".

The band announced that it has scrapped the trek, which was scheduled to hit Santiago, Chile on April 21, Buenos Aires, Argentina on April 25 and São Paulo, Brazil on April 27, in a social media post earlier today.

GODSMACK wrote: "We are heartbroken to have to announce that GODSMACK cannot get to South America in April as promised. We are so saddened by this as we've been trying for so long to make this work, but due to the lack of ticket sales, we simply can't find a way to fund this tour at this time. Please know we've tried everything we could to make it work, but it has now gone beyond our control.

"We love and appreciate our fans and will remain optimistic that we will play for your country one day. Until then, our deepest apologies."

GODSMACK 's South American tour was originally scheduled to take place last November but was postponed to April due to what the band described at the time as "logistical issues."

GODSMACK 's new album, "Lighting Up The Sky" , was released last month via BMG . The LP was co-produced by GODSMACK frontman Sully Erna and Andrew "Mudrock" Murdock ( AVENGED SEVENFOLD , ALICE COOPER ).

The first single from "Lighting Up The Sky" , "Surrender" , which arrived in September, marked the first release from GODSMACK in four years, following their globally acclaimed and gold-certified 2018 album "When Legends Rise" , which earned the Erna -fronted outfit a No. 1 spot across U.S. Hard Rock, Rock, and Alternative album charts.

GODSMACK will embark on a spring 2023 U.S. tour with special guests I PREVAIL .

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South America 😞 pic.twitter.com/arZciqCHIH — Godsmack (@godsmack) March 3, 2023

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Godsmack Forced to Cancel South American Tour

Godsmack recently delivered some unfortunate news: They have to cancel their South American tour.

The band made the dissapointing announcement via Instagram yesterday, citing a lack of ticket sales as the reason for the cancelation. "We are saddened by this as we've been trying for so long to make this work, but due to the lack of ticket sales, we simply can't find a way to fund this tour at this time," they said.

"Please know we've tried everything we could to make it work, but it has now gone beyond our control. We love and appreciate out fans and will remain optimistic that we will play for your country one day. Until then, our deepest apologies," Godsmack concluded in the statement.

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The news comes just weeks after the band announced a slew of tour dates with I Prevail in support of their latest album Lighting Up the Sky , which arrived Feb. 24. The spring U.S. tour is set to kick off on May 4 in Denver Colo. Make sure to grab your tickets here , and check out the full list of tour dates below.

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Why Did Godsmack Cancel Its South American Tour? Band Forced To Make Heartbreaking Decision

Godsmack confirmed the cancelation of its South American tour due to a heartbreaking turn of events.

The rock band shocked its fans when it announced the cancelation of its scheduled South American tour. Despite the members and fans' excitement, Godsmack revealed that the lack of ticket sales led it to make the decision.

On Instagram , Godsmack uploaded a photo in which it penned a lengthy statement alongside the caption "South America [sad and thought emoji]."

"We are saddened by this as we've been trying for so long to make this work, but due to the lack of ticket sales, we simply can't find a way to fund this tour at this time," the band revealed.

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Amid the saddening news, it expressed its gratitude to fans for their love and appreciation, adding how the members still hope they could play for them one day.

Godsmack's I Prevail 2023 Spring US Tour Dates Will Continue

The cancelation of the South American tour came weeks after the band unveiled the dates and venues of its upcoming I Prevail tour. Godsmack arranged the shows following the release of its latest album, "Lighting Up the Sky," on Feb. 24.

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May 4 - KBPI at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre

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May 12 - KATT at The Zoo Amphitheatre

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May 23 - Firstbank Amphitheater

May 25 - Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival

May 26 - Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort Outdoor Summer Concert Series

May 28 - Mohegan Sun Arena

Fans who are yet to secure tickets can visit Godsmack's website to choose their desired venue and date.

Godsmack has been performing since 1995. Founded in Lawrence, Massachusetts, the rock band now has Sully Ema, Robbie Merrill, Tony Rombola, and Shannon Larkin in the current lineup.

Previously, it welcomed Tommy Steward, Lee Richards, and Joe D'Arco.

As of press time, the band has already released eight studio albums, one P, one compilation album, and one live album.

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Godsmack Announces They Had To Cancel South American Tour Over ‘Lack Of Ticket Sales’

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Godsmack took to his socials to announce the cancellation of their then-upcoming South American tour. The band issued that the cancellation was due to the lack of ticket sales.

Known for their energetic live performances and ability to connect with their audience, Godsmack has been touring since the late 1990s and has played countless shows across the United States and internationally. The band often interacts with the crowd during their shows, and their setlists are carefully curated to include fan favorites and new material. They have also headlined their own tours, played on numerous festivals, and shared the stage with other popular rock bands.

Recently, the band updated its socials to give bad news to its fans. In the issue, they announced their then-upcoming shows in Santiago, Chile on April 21, Buenos Aires, Argentina on April 25, and São Paulo, Brazil on April 27 have been canceled due to lack of ticket sales.

South America 😞 pic.twitter.com/arZciqCHIH — Godsmack (@godsmack) March 3, 2023

“We are heartbroken to have to announce that Godsmack cannot get to South America in April as promised,” Godsmack announces. “We are so saddened by this as we’ve been trying for so long to make this work, but due to the lack of ticket sales, we simply can’t find a way to fund this tour at this time. Please know we’ve tried everything we could to make it work, but it has now gone beyond our control.”

“We love and appreciate our fans and will remain optimistic that we will play for your country one day. Until then, our deepest apologies.”

The announcement devastated some fans, as expected. On Twitter, a fan reacted to Godsmack’s announcing the cancellation of the South American tour. The band’s official account responded to that fan’s message, saying, “We are truly bummed out about this.”

We are truly bummed out about this 😞💔 — Godsmack (@godsmack) March 3, 2023

The band canceled its South American tour a few weeks after they announced the Spring 2023 tour in support of I Prevail. The band’s Spring 2023 tour will kick off KBPI at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre in Denver on May 4. Planning to rock its fans through May 2023, the band will conclude its trek at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville on May 28, 2023.

As you know, Godsmack ‘s latest album, Lighting Up the Sky , released on February 24, will be the band’s final album, according to them. Last month, the band’s drummer discussed Godsmack’s decision to retire from the studio after the latest album.

“25 years of putting records out, and we’ve never had a flop,” the drummer told IHeartRadio . “And I’m 55, dude. We were playing in the United Kingdom, and the band The Raven Age opened – it’s Steve Harris from Iron Maiden; his son plays guitar for this band. And maybe third, fourth show, whatever, I’m, like, ‘Hey, dude. How old are you?’ He was, like, ‘I’m 23.’ And I was, like, ‘My daughter is 23.’ And I was, like, ‘Wow.’”

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Godsmack Cancel South American Tour Due To “Lack Of Ticket Sales”

Multi-platinum hard rock outfit Godsmack have cancelled their planned April tour of South America, citing apparent poor ticket sales. That trek had previously been rescheduled and was intended to be the band’s first-ever run of that territory.

A statement issued by the band today, March 03rd, reads:

“We are heartbroken to have to announce that Godsmack cannot get to South America in April as promised. We are so saddened by this as we’ve been trying for so long to make this work, but due to the lack of ticket sales, we simply can’t find a way to fund this tour at this time. Please know we’ve tried everything we could to make it work, but it has now gone beyond our control. We love and appreciate our fans and will remain optimistic that we will play for your country one day. Until then, our deepest apologies. – Godsmack “

South America ?? pic.twitter.com/arZciqCHIH — Godsmack (@godsmack) March 3, 2023

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Godsmack cancel rescheduled South America Tour due to lack of ticket sales

Godsmack has canceled its South American tour due to poor ticket sales. The tour was scheduled to hit Santiago, Buenos Aires, and São Paulo in April.

The tour originally was set for November but was postponed until this coming April citing "logistical issues".

Godsmack shared the following via their Twitter account:

We are heartbroken to have to announce that GODSMACK cannot get to South America in April as promised. We are so saddened by this as we've been trying for so long to make this work, but due to the lack of ticket sales, we simply can't find a way to fund this tour at this time. Please know we've tried everything we could to make it work, but it has now gone beyond our control. We love and appreciate our fans and will remain optimistic that we will play for your country one day. Until then, our deepest apologies.

However, Godsmack will still be embarking on their Spring U.S. tour with support from I Prevail .

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Godsmack has canceled the band's upcoming South American tour.

In a statement posted to the group's Twitter , Sully Erna and company write, "We are so saddened by this as we've been trying for so long to make this work, but due to lack of ticket sales, we simply can't find a way to fund this tour at this time."

"Please know we've tried everything we could to make it work, but it has now gone beyond our control," the statement continues. "We love and appreciate our fans and will remain optimistic that we will play for your country one day. Until then, our deepest apologies."

Godsmack released a new album, Lighting Up the Sky , last Friday. They'll launch a U.S. tour in May.

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An Instagram post over Memorial Day weekend on The Black Keys' official account assured fans that Carney and Auerbach "are alive and well."

The Instagram post also revealed the duo's plans to reconfigure the the North American leg of the tour.

"Following the recent run of shows in the UK & Europe, including stops at iconic venues like Brixton Academy and the Zenith in Paris, we have decided to make some changes to the North American leg of the International Players Tour that will enable us to offer a similarly exciting, intimate experience for both fans and the band, and will be announcing a revised set of dates shortly," the band posted on Instagram.

The post states that fans who purchased tickets to the initial tour dates will be fully refunded, "and when the new plans are announced, will be the first to be able to buy tickets."

Tulsa ticketholders received an email over the weekend that "no action is required to obtain a refund. It will be processed to the original method of payment used at time of purchase, as soon as funds are received from the Event Organizer." Ticketholders should expect the refund to appear on their account within 14 to 21 days, according to the email.

"Thank you for your understanding and apologies for the surprise change," The Black Keys' Instagram post concluded. "We’re pretty sure everyone is going to be excited when you see what we have in mind though, and look forward to seeing everyone soon."