Steve Miller saddens fans with major announcement
‘The Joker’ and ‘Fly Like and Eagle’ famed 'Steve Miller Band' shares heartbreaking news
American rock band, Steve Miller, cancels much awaited upcoming North American tour in an unexpected move on July 16, 2025. Iconic 1970’ band was scheduled for 3 months long shows scheduled from August 15 to November 8, 2025.
ASCAP Golden Note award honoured music sensation suspended all of its 31 dates performances of the entire country tour.
Blues rock-band founder Steve Miller, turned to the band's official Instagram and posted, “Dear Steve Miller Band fans, We have cancelled all of our upcoming tour dates.”
“You can blame it on the weather, the combination of extreme heat, unpredictable flooding, tornadoes and hurricanes,” band clarified the tour call off cause.
The Miller Band concluded with heartfelt words: “We hope to see you all again, Don’t know where and don’t know when. Please take care of each other. Wishing you all Peace, Love and Happiness. Steve, The Band and the Crew.”
One sad fan reacted to the band's post: “No way, I was very excited to see you on stage again...say it loud it's a joke please.”
Another thanked the music mogul for wise decision: “Thanks for putting your fans' safety and venue staff's safety for consideration.”
The United States climate has been calamitous for the past few years which cost billions of dollars as well as changing from time to time which makes natural disasters unpredictable.
The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame inducted band decision came due to the ongoing trend of climate change.
What is Steve Miller's biggest hit so far?
Steve Miller Band's most successful song of career is The Joker, released in October 1973 from its eighth studio album. Hitsong made it to the top in multiple charts including US Billboard Hot 100 and ranked one on the UK Singles Chart for two weeks.
