Ryan Adams UK tour cancelled after abuse allegations
News comes weeks after article accuses singer of manipulating and harassing women
Ryan Adams’ tour of the United Kingdon and Ireland, set to launch March 30, has been cancelled after allegations of sexual misconduct by the singer-songwriter that surfaced last month.
On Friday, Ticketmaster announced the cancellation in a tweet and told fans that full refunds would be processed by the end of Monday.
The news comes weeks after the New York Times published an article headlined ‘Ryan Adams Dangled Success. Women Say They Paid a Price.’ The report detailed allegations that Adams had a history of manipulating and harassing women in the music industry, and that he engaged in sexually explicit messages with a teenage girl, sparking an FBI investigation.
Adams, 44, denied all accusations but apologised on Twitter: “To anyone I have ever hurt, however unintentionally, I apologise deeply and unreservedly.”
Actress and singer Mandy Moore, who was married to Adams for six years before they split in 2015, was among the women who accused the musician of controlling and abusive behaviour.