'While currently filming numerous television shows, readying my businesses and working on my new album, I simply cannot overexert myself anymore than I already am,' Michelle explains the cancellation.
- Jul 31, 2015
AceShowbiz - Azealia Banks and K. Michelle's joint tour isn't happening. The raptress announced via Twitter on Thursday, July 30 that the trek was canceled because her supposed tourmate wouldn't be "available this fall."
Hey Kunts ! I just got an email from @kmichelle team and she is unfortunately unavailable this fall so she is canceling our tour.
— AZEALIA BANKS (@AZEALIABANKS) July 30, 2015
"I just got an email from @kmichelle team and she is unfortunately unavailable this fall so she is canceling our tour," she told her followers. Banks, however, won't give up on what would have been her first proper U.S. tour. In follow-up tweets, she said she'd reveal new dates soon, probably for her solo tour.
"My team will work on an alternative plan to try and keep some of the dates in order," she continued. "New Tour dates will be up soon... Lol I dunno why y'all tryna roast me... My black ass is still hitting the road. S**t ain't cancelled n***as."
Michelle has confirmed that her joint tour with Banks is not going as planned. In a lengthy statement she posted on Instagram, she explained, "I try my best to push myself over the limit and if you don't listen to your body it will make you listen. While currently filming numerous television shows, readying my businesses and working on my new album, I simply cannot overexert myself anymore than I already am. So it is with a broken heart, I have to postpone the tour with me and @AzealiaBanks at this time."
She also made it clear that there's "absolutely no drama" between her and Banks. "We have a mutual respect for each other as women and artists. I can't wait to get in the studio with her and for you all to hear what she's been working on," she continued.
She additionally denied that the cancellation was because of low ticket sales, "Due to such an overwhelming response with this tour there have been conversations about adding a second show in various cities."