Billie Eilish has cancelled her “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” tour. She announced this on Friday on her official Twitter handle to millions of her fans.
The tour, which was supposed to last for at least six months, launched in March but was postponed after just three shows due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Taking to her official Twitter handle, she posted an image that reads:
“Hi guys, I wish that I could have seen you on tour this year. I’ve missed performing for you and being on stage so much i can’t even tell you.
“We’ve tried as many scenarios as possible for the tour but none are possible and, although I know so many of you want to hold onto your tickets and VIP passes, the best thing we can do for everyone is to get the money back into your hands as soon as we can.
“I love you so much. Stay safe, drink lots of water, wear a mask.”
However, Eilish has not been laying low. Since March, Eilish and her collaborator/brother Finneas have performed many live streams, including one that was essentially an adapted version of the tour set.
And February will see the release of the documentary “Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry,” which will premiere in theatres and on Apple TV Plus.
The film is directed by award-winning filmmaker R.J. Cutler, who previously turned his camera on the worlds of high fashion (“The September Issue”) and politics (“The War Room”). While Eilish is just 18 years old, the film has been in the works for several years: While embedded with the singer’s tour in October of 2019.