Pussycat Dolls Cancel North American Reunion Tour Over Sluggish Ticket Sales
Pussycat Dolls Cancel North American Reunion Tour Over Sluggish Ticket Sales
The Pussycat Dolls cancel most North American dates on their reunion run, keeping one US show at the OUTLOUD Music Festival as Europe & UK dates stay on track.
The Pussycat Dolls’ PCD Forever Tour has shifted from a full North American run to just one remaining date. The trio of Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt, and Ashley Roberts announced they would no longer perform the majority of the planned US and Canadian shows after assessing demand and ticket sales. The move comes after the tour struggled to fill large amphitheaters and arenas that had been on the schedule. The group described the decision as difficult and heartbreaking, but said it was made after an honest look at the North American run.
The only remaining US date is set for the OUTLOUD Music Festival in Los Angeles, during WeHo Pride weekend, with the LGBTQ+ community highlighted as a source of love and support for the project. Meanwhile, UK and European shows remain on the docket, and several dates there are already sold out, indicating stronger demand overseas. Mya and Lil’ Kim were lined up as openers for the US and Canadian leg, while Lil’ Kim is the only announced opener for the EU and UK run.
Fans who bought tickets through Ticketmaster or AXS will receive automatic refunds, while those who purchased via third-party resellers should contact those platforms directly. The tour’s U.S. and Canada leg had been highly anticipated, but ticket sales largely did not meet expectations, prompting the group to rethink how to move forward. Even with the cancellations, the act emphasizes gratitude for continued support and hopes fans will still catch the LA show.
The reunion was first announced in March, but today’s changes reflect the realities of touring in a fickle market. The Dolls’ remaining North American date will be just one stop in a broader international schedule that still features a mix of demand-driven opportunities and ongoing performances.
