Wizkid, a leading figure in Afrobeats, faced another setback as his “Morayo Tour” shows in France and Berlin were reportedly canceled, according to reports. This announcement follows the earlier cancellation of four North American dates, bringing the total number of axed shows to six. The Wizkid Morayo Tour cancellations have sparked widespread discussion among fans, with some attributing the cancellations to low ticket sales and others speculating about personal and logistical challenges.
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The Wizkid Morayo Tour cancellations now include the following European dates: – Berlin, Germany – Scheduled for May 21, 2025, at Velodrom, canceled as per Ticketmaster’s notice: “This event has been cancelled. Ticket sales have stopped, but there may be tickets available for other dates.”
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– Paris, France – Set for May 25, 2025, at Accor Arena, canceled with a notice from Ticketmaster France: “The WIZKID event scheduled to take place on Sunday, May 25, 2025 – 8:00 p.m. at ACCOR ARENA
– PARIS has been cancelled by the organizer.” These cancellations follow the earlier axing of four North American shows in Atlanta, New York, Toronto, and Baltimore, as reported. The European cancellations were accompanied by images of promotional posters for the Berlin and Paris shows, now marked with cancellation notices, reflecting the abrupt end to these anticipated events.
The Wizkid Morayo Tour cancellations are largely attributed to low ticket sales, a recurring issue for the tour. @BENNY7GG’s post on May 8, 2025, highlighted this challenge: “WIZKID HAS JUST CANCELLED 4 ARENA DATES OF HIS MORAYO TOUR ACROSS MAJOR CITIES DUE TO LOW TICKETS SALES.” The Berlin and Paris cancellations suggest that the European leg faced similar struggles, despite earlier reports of fast-selling tickets.
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The Wizkid Morayo Tour cancellations are part of a larger pattern of challenges for the tour, which was initially announced with much fanfare. A Billboard article from March 2025 detailed the North American leg, starting June 5 in Atlanta and ending June 22 in Los Angeles, alongside European dates in Berlin, Rotterdam, and Paris.
