P!nk Cancels April Concerts in Mexico City Due to Unforeseen Circumstances

Will SayreSat, March 7, 2026 at 3:43 AM UTC

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P!nk fans in Mexico might be thinking, "What about us?" in hearing the news about her upcoming shows there.

The Grammy winner, 46, had a pair concerts set for April 26 and 27 at GNP Seguros Stadium in Mexico City — which were just canceled, the promoter announced on Friday, March 6.

In a statement shared on X, Ocesa stated that the cancellation of P!nk's performances is due to “complications arising from an unforeseen circumstance that affects the logistics of the event,” a situation that is “beyond the control of the artist, the promoter, and the venue,” per Billboard.

The company added, "We understand how much fans were looking forward to these concerts, and we deeply appreciate their understanding."

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Per Billboard, Ocesa also noted that those who purchased tickets online through Ticketmaster Mexico would receive a full refund automatically, including service fees, directly to the card used for purchase, in accordance with the timelines established by each banking institution. Those who bought tickets at box offices can request their refund at the original point of sale in the coming days.

It's too bad for P!nk fans local to the area and those willing to travel to Mexico City, especially since the late-April shows would have marked the first time the "Get the Party Started" singer performed in the country after more than two decades.

In other P!nk news, March is Women's History Month, and the pop rocker spent this past week guest-hosting The Kelly Clarkson Show in honor of the occasion. The O.G. host herself, 43, announced P!nk's involvement last month, saying the only thing that bummed Clarkson out about P!nk guest-hosting was that she wasn't "going to be able to be there to watch her."

“I have been a fan for so long and have always been inspired by her music and her person," Clarkson said about P!nk at the time. "I love her!"

This story was originally published by Parade on Mar 7, 2026, where it first appeared in the News section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

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