French Montana & D-Block Europe Tour Cancellations Reach Seven Shows

French Montana and D-Block Europe fans in Prague, Warsaw and Berlin will miss their planned joint concerts, adding three more cities to the run of canceled European dates.

Seven stops on the “Worldwide Wave Tour” are canceled, according to TicketNews. The affected bookings stretch from October 30 through November 8, across seven countries. The report reviewed venue and ticketing records to establish how much of the continental run was off.

Prague’s November 1 show was booked at SaSaZu Club. Ticketing platform Eventlook marks the concert canceled on its listing of events at the club. The scheduled start was 8 P.M. and the listing had advertised tickets from 840 Czech koruna. No replacement date appears alongside the canceled entry.

Warsaw was next on the calendar, with French and the British duo booked for November 2 at Progresja. Polish ticket seller eBilet labels that date canceled and identifies Live Nation as the organizer. Its page still carries promotional background about the artists beneath the cancellation status, but the ticket section places the concert among unavailable dates.

Berlin’s Uber Eats Music Hall also confirms that the November 5 concert is canceled. That venue gives buyers a direct instruction about their tickets.

“Tickets can be returned immediately at the location where they were purchased,” the hall says.

Those three cities extend the cancellations beyond the stops AllHipHop previously covered. Amsterdam and Vienna were booked for October 30 and November 6, respectively. Copenhagen’s Store VEGA date was November 4. Amsterdam ticket holders were told to expect an email from Ticketmaster with more information. Paris, scheduled for November 8 at Elysée Montmartre, is also marked canceled by Live Nation’s French site.

There is no stated common cause in TicketNews’ review of the seven dates. Amsterdam’s explanation of “unforeseen circumstances” does not establish why the other concerts were canceled.

The shared bill followed Worldwide Wave, the album French made with D-Block Europe. Apple Music lists its release as September 11, with 19 songs running 55 minutes. The duo consists of Young Adz and Dirtbike LB. The project includes “RICO” and “Rich Low Life,” with Max B featured on the latter, according to Apple’s album notes.