Morrissey canceled a Valencia, Spain concert due to extreme sleep deprivation, describing the hotel stay as an indescribable hell amid Valencia’s Las Fallas celebrations.

The statement indicated the show could not go ahead and did not confirm a reschedule or refunds for ticket holders.

Aarhus, Denmark, was listed as the next scheduled date following Valencia, suggesting an ongoing European leg of the tour.

The Independent consulted Morrissey’s representative for comment on the Valencia incident.

Make-Up Is a Lie has reached No. 2 in the UK midweek charts, underscoring continued commercial relevance despite the disruption.

The tour lineup includes collaborations and a setlist reportedly featuring a cover of Roxy Music’s Amazona and the track Notre-Dame.

There was ambiguity about a future reschedule, as no immediate official statement was provided at publication.

The 66-year-old singer is on tour promoting Make-up Is a Lie, his 14th solo album, with the Valencia show marked as unperformable rather than simply canceled.

Morrissey’s team referenced quotes from his website and noted a later update, including a since-deleted Instagram post about safety concerns and automatic refunds.

Fan reactions on social media ranged from frustration to defense, with skepticism about consistency in cancellations.

Despite the controversy, Morrissey maintains a dedicated fanbase, reflecting a complex public persona.