Drake has postponed four final tour dates in Australia and New Zealand, including shows in Brisbane, Sydney, and Auckland.

Fans who wish to receive refunds can do so, but any refunded tickets will be available for resale due to high demand.

A representative confirmed that they are working on rescheduling these dates and may add additional shows.

The timing of the cancellation follows Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime Show, which may have influenced public and media attention around Drake.

Drake is currently pursuing litigation against Universal Music regarding allegations that they inflated Kendrick Lamar's song 'Not Like Us.'

Following his Brisbane show, Drake was seen partying at a local nightclub until early morning before departing Australia.

Drake's abrupt exit from Australia has fueled rumors and speculation about the reasons behind the tour's postponement.

During his Australian shows, Drake gained attention for his generosity, giving away significant amounts of cash to fans.

While Live Nation assured fans of a rescheduling, Drake has not publicly commented on the cancellation.

Speculation about the cancellation arose after an extended soundcheck left thousands of fans waiting outside the Brisbane venue.

Drake is set to headline all three days of London's Wireless Festival in July 2025, marking his first UK performance in six years.

Rumors of struggling ticket sales have circulated for weeks, although this has not been officially confirmed.