Todd Snider cancels remaining 2025 tour after assault injuries

Americana singer-songwriter Todd Snider has canceled the remainder of his High, Lonesome and Then Some 2025 tour after sustaining severe injuries in an alleged violent assault outside his hotel in the Salt Lake City area ahead of a scheduled November 1 performance, his label and team said. The announcement, posted by Aimless Inc., said Snider will be unable to perform for an undetermined length of time while he receives medical treatment, and that additional dates will be rescheduled when possible.

Snider, 59, had launched the tour in Colorado late last month to support the album High, Lonesome and Then Some, released in October. The canceled Salt Lake area stop was to be the second show on the run, which included planned dates in Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington and Montana through mid-November.

According to police records and a booking affidavit, Snider was taken to a local hospital for treatment following the reported assault. Salt Lake City police said in a statement that after he was discharged, hospital staff asked him to leave. The affidavit alleges Snider returned to the facility, became loud and confrontational and made a verbal threat toward an employee. He was...