Snoop Dogg cancels upcoming non-US show 'due to unexpected scheduling conflict

"He's delighted to see his fans worldwide and apologizes to everyone who has scheduled to see his show," the rapper said in a statement Sunday on the rapper's social media accounts. Snoop Dogg canceled his upcoming show outside the United States.

In a statement on his SM accounts on Sunday, the "Ain't No Fun" rapper announced the cancellation of tour dates outside the United States for the remainder of 2022 with "regret."

His statement also explained that the decision to cancel international appearances was "due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts, including family commitments and upcoming television and film projects." plans to see the show," said Snoop, 50, in a statement. "He hopes to reschedule the date in the future."

The announcement also notes that all tickets will be returned at the "original point of purchase." "Snoop remains committed to the remainder of his US tour schedule through the end of 2022," the statement said. "Thanks for your support, and stay safe there."

He was initially scheduled to play concerts across Europe from August 26 to September 19 before the announcement. Last month, in an interview with The Buzz, Snoop said he was working on a collaboration with BTS and said he was already recording vocals for the upcoming track.

"You have to talk to them, but my part is in it," Snoop said on the red carpet at the American Song Contest, which he co-hosted with Kelly Clarkson.