Julien Doré “disgusted” to cancel his American tour, due to lack of visas for his team

Singer Julien Doré must give up his American dream. Hard blow for the fans of the 43-year-old singer, who were waiting for him on the other side of the Atlantic. His production company announced on Saturday March 21 that he was forced to cancel his tour planned for the United States next May. This decision follows the impossibility of obtaining work visas for his musicians and technicians, a setback which forces the artist to review his plans.

“The failure to obtain work visas for our touring teams on American soil unfortunately forces us to cancel the dates in the United States”wrote the production in a story published on Instagram. “Despite the anticipation and the steps taken by our teams, this today imposes on us this decision beyond our control”the company continued in its message. The interpreter of Coco Cuddle et Paris Seychelles shared the news himself on social media, expressing his frustration and disappointment with one simple word: “ DEG » (to disgust).

Baptized Juju in Americathis American mini-tour was initially scheduled to include five dates in early May. Julien Doré was scheduled to perform on May 2 in Washington, May 7 in New York, May 9 in Miami, May 15 in Los Angeles and May 17 in Oakland, California.

Tickets already purchased will be automatically refunded, assures the production, which says “ measure the disappointment of the many spectators who had already purchased their tickets”added Arachnée Productions, which specifies in its press release that the tickets “will be automatically refunded”.

The two dates in Canada maintained

If the American part of the project falls through, the two concerts planned in Canada, April 29 in Montreal and April 30 in Quebec, are maintained. “ The Canadian dates are maintained and we look forward to seeing you there », specifies Arachnée Productions.

Revealed in 2007, by the show New Starthe artist is currently continuing the last leg of a tour started a year ago. With more than 120 dates and more than a million spectators, this tour will end at the Salle Pleyel in Paris on April 21 and 22. The singer was then to head to North America.