Kid Cudi's injury led to the cancellation of his scheduled tour.
Fan-taken videos from the Coachella 2024 showed Kid Cudi cutting his performance short after injuring himself when he jumped off stage and wrongly landed on one of his feet.
While he had his injury checked at a hospital, it was deemed "much more serious" than reported.
Kid Cudi Cancels Tour After Sustaining Injury
On X, Kid Cudi - born Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi - shared a statement "from your friend, Scott [emojis] with mad love" as he announced the cancelation of his upcoming show.
"I have a broken calcaneus," he revealed on his X post. "I'm headed to surgery now and there's gonna be a long recovery time. We have to cancel the tour so I can focus on getting better to be out there in top shape to rage with you all."
Kid Cudi added in the statement, "We will be back with new tour dates as soon as possible, and I can't wait to get back out there with you guys and turn up how we do. I'm so sorry fam and I love you so much, thanks for the endless love and support. I'm really disappointed as I'm sure you guys are too, but I will be back. That's a promise."
In the post, the "Pursuit of Happiness" rapper also assured his fans he was in good spirits despite feeling a little sore from the injury. Check out the full post below:
From your friend, Scott 🥺🫶🏽 with mad love pic.twitter.com/fp9gcxpOYO
— The Chosen One (@KiDCuDi) April 24, 2024
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What to Know About Kid Cudi's Canceled Insano Tour
Kid Cudi's upcoming tour, which was planned to support his ninth album, Insano, was scheduled to begin with the North American leg on July 28 at Moody Center in Austin, Tex.
The trek was expected to wrap up at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, Calif., on August 30.
He has yet to confirm the rescheduled dates, but fans who bought tickets for the following shows can refund their tickets following the announcement.
June 28 - Austin, TX, at Moody Center ATX
June 30 - Dallas, TX, at American Airlines Center
July 3 - Nashville, TN, at Bridgestone Arena
July 5 - Sunrise, FL, at Amerant Bank Arena
July 6 - Tampa, FL, at Amalie Arena
July 9 - Duluth, GA, at Gas South Arena
July 11 - Raleigh, NC, at PNC Arena
July 13 - Washington, DC, at Capital One Arena
July 14 - Philadelphia, PA, at Wells Fargo Center
July 17 - Newark, NJ, at Prudential Center
July 19 - Toronto, ON, at Scotiabank Arena
July 20 - Montreal, QC, at Bell Centre
July 23 - New York, NY, at Madison Square Garden
July 24 - Boston, MA, at TD Garden
July 27 - Detroit, MI, at Little Caesars Arena
July 28 - Rosemont, IL, at Allstate Arena
July 31 - Cleveland, OH, at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
Aug. 2 - Cincinnati, OH, at Heritage Bank Center
Aug. 4 - Kansas City, MO, at T-Mobile Center
Aug. 7 - Minneapolis, MN, at Target Center
Aug. 9 - St Louis, MO, at Enterprise Center
Aug. 11 - Denver, CO, at Ball Arena
Aug. 14 - Phoenix, AZ, at Footprint Center
Aug. 16 - San Diego, CA at Pechanga Arena
Aug. 17 - Las Vegas, NV, at MGM Grand Garden Arena
Aug. 20 - San Francisco, CA, at Chase Center
Aug. 22 - Portland, OR, at Moda Center
Aug. 24 - Vancouver at Rogers Arena
Aug. 25 - Seattle, WA, at Climate Pledge Arena
Aug. 28 - Sacramento, CA at Golden 1 Center
Aug. 30 - Los Angeles, CA, at Crypto.com Arena
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