Slayyyter has cancelled the remaining UK and European dates of her tour after reporting laryngitis and tears to her vocal cords. Announcing the decision on October 23, 2026, she said doctors had ordered at least two weeks of complete vocal rest to avoid permanent damage. Refunds are available through original ticket sellers, while her team works toward a possible return to Europe in 2027.
Slayyyter has ended the European leg of the Wor$t Girl in the World Tour early after vocal problems made it impossible to continue. In an October 23 announcement following several medical visits, she confirmed that all remaining UK and continental European shows were cancelled. Her team has begun exploring dates for next year, but no replacement schedule has been confirmed.
The first signs of difficulty had emerged earlier in the week. She said she had lost her voice entirely and could not perform in Copenhagen on October 22 or Hamburg on October 23. Those initial cancellations concerned only two dates, with some hope that the tour could resume in Poland. Further medical advice changed that expectation before the next scheduled performance.
Warsaw was due to host the singer on October 24. Instead, Slayyyter told fans that she had laryngitis and vocal cord tears, requiring medication and complete vocal rest for at least two weeks. This was her account of the medical advice she had received. It explained why simply skipping a single additional show would not allow the remaining itinerary to proceed.
She said that continuing to sing could cause permanent damage. That statement concerned a risk she was trying to avoid by following medical instructions, rather than an announcement that irreversible damage had already occurred. The decision was therefore to stop the remaining performances and give her voice time to recover, even though it meant disappointing audiences across several countries.
After Copenhagen and Hamburg, nine further shows had been scheduled. The continental dates included Warsaw, Prague, Berlin and Antwerp. The UK itinerary covered Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Brighton and London, with the Roundhouse concert intended to conclude the tour on November 5. The cancellation applies to the remainder of that program, rather than only to the two dates initially affected.
Slayyyter acknowledged that fans had made substantial preparations. Some had arranged travel from other cities or countries, while others had spent time creating outfits and costumes for the shows. Her performances have a theatrical pop identity, and many listeners participate in that visual world through their own clothing. Recognizing that effort made the message more personal than a brief administrative notice.
She described being heartbroken about not being able to deliver the performances people expected. Her message thanked those who had supported the tour and helped create its atmosphere. At the same time, she emphasized that the decision followed repeated consultations and the need to protect her voice, making the cancellation a response to the condition she described rather than a change in artistic plans.
Full refunds are available through the original places of purchase. Slayyyter directed ticket holders to the relevant seller or organizer for instructions. For the cancelled London date, the Roundhouse confirmed refunds of the ticket's full face value and said the process would use the original payment method. Ticket holders should follow the specific information supplied for their own booking.
Her team is already looking for opportunities to return in 2027. She expressed a wish to make up for the cancelled shows with a larger production and hoped to share more information soon. Those intentions remain distinct from booked replacement concerts. No announcement has established whether the same cities or venues will appear on a future European itinerary.
The tour had previously traveled through North America, ending that leg in early October at New York's Terminal 5, before appearances in Brazil. The European run began at Le Trianon in Paris on October 18 and included Amsterdam and Cologne. Slayyyter was presenting material associated with WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, the album released in March 2026 that reached No. 22 on the Billboard 200.
That recording combines electronic pop, driving dance rhythms and more aggressive production, with songs such as Beat Up Chanel$ helping define its visual and musical identity. A companion release, WOR$T MAN IN AMERICA, remains scheduled for December 4, 2026, with nine songs. The cancellation announcement did not state that those recording plans had changed or that the new album would be delayed.
Slayyyter's other announced plans include festival appearances in Australia and New Zealand in February 2027 and South American festivals in March. A June 21 show at Madison Square Garden has also been presented as her first solo arena concert. Those existing bookings are separate from the European dates her team is trying to reorganize. For now, the immediate instruction is vocal rest, with replacement shows dependent on recovery and scheduling. The Laneway Festival itinerary includes Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland, providing another scheduled setting for her live work. The arena announcement also reflects the larger concert plans developed during a period of increased attention for her music. None of those bookings supplies a replacement for a cancelled European ticket, and fans awaiting a new local date still need a separate official announcement.
