The Black Dahlia Murder has announced a second postponement of their anticipated Latin American tour, requiring fans of the melodic death metal band to await new dates.
The band confirmed on October 27th that the rescheduled December 2025 dates are now off the table, with the group now targeting a new run in 2026.
The Michigan-based band explained that the decision was made due to logistical issues. In a statement, they cited “scheduling conflicts” across multiple cities that would have forced more changes and compromised the quality of the performances.
The Black Dahlia Murder released the following full statement to their “Blast Fiends of Latin America”:
“To our loyal Blast Fiends of Latin America. Since rescheduling our dates, conflicts arose in a handful of cities that would have required another round of changes which would affect the show we wanted to put on for you. Instead of pushing forward to make this happen before the end of the year, we, along with local promoters, decided to take the time to set these shows up right and bring you the shows you deserve. Again we are really bummed that we couldn’t make this happen at this time.
“All tickets can be refunded at point of purchase, for this, please contact your local promoter,
“Can’t wait to see you all in 2026. – The Black Dahlia Murder“
This marks the second delay for the tour, which was originally scheduled for early 2025. Those initial dates were pushed back in February after vocalist Brian Eschbach announced he was stepping away to focus on his health, stating at the time that he needed to “take a hard look in the mirror and reevaluate [his] approach to life.”
The band has confirmed that all tickets for the now-canceled December dates can be refunded at their point of purchase.
