Brandon Flowers has canceled six dates on his current tour due to what he calls "unforeseen circumstances." He broke the news via Twitter, noting that the cancelled dates were previously scheduled for Charlotte, Raleigh, Norfolk, Atlanta, Orlando and Miami.
He later shared more details of the cancellations writing:
"To the Southeastern stronghold, I am sorry I canceled on such short notice. Family needed me in LV. Everything is copacetic. -B"
He also recently spoke with NME about his current solo work noting:
"I've been used to more of a polarising situation and it that usually goes in my favour. I think if somebody really hates it or people really love it then it usually works out. But this time it's been a lot more positive and I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing."
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