Todd Snider Cancels Tour Following Violent Assault in Salt Lake City
Date: November 3, 2025
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Incident:
Todd Snider, the acclaimed 59-year-old Americana singer-songwriter, was the victim of a violent assault outside his hotel in Salt Lake City. The attack occurred just hours before he was scheduled to perform the second show of his "High, Lonesome and Then Some" 2025 tour.
Injuries and Tour Cancellation:
As a result of the assault, Snider sustained severe injuries that have rendered him unable to perform for an undetermined period. His record company, Aimless Inc., announced the cancellation of the remaining tour dates, expressing deep regret for any inconvenience caused to fans. They emphasized the need for Snider to receive necessary medical treatment and assured that updates on rescheduled dates would be provided in due course.
Fan Support:
Following the announcement, an outpouring of support flooded social media platforms. Fans expressed their concern and well-wishes, with messages highlighting the devastating nature of the news and sending love and prayers for Snider's swift recovery.
Background:
Snider had recently embarked on his tour to promote his latest album, "High, Lonesome and Then Some," which was released on October 17, 2025. The album, produced by Aaron Lee Tasjan, Robbie Crowell, and Joe Bisirri, showcases a blend of rock, country, Southern soul, and blues, marking it as one of Snider's most Southern-sounding records to date.
Next Steps:
Details regarding the circumstances of the assault and the severity of Snider's injuries remain undisclosed. Fans are encouraged to stay tuned to official channels for further updates on his condition and potential rescheduling of tour dates.
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