Julien Baker & Torres Cancel Two Major Shows After Key Band Member Suffers Concussion
Fans are disappointed by canceled shows of their favorite queer country duo. Read the details below.
Julien Baker and Torres have canceled their upcoming performances due to a key band member suffering a concussion. The announcement came through an Instagram post, explaining that the injury has forced the country artists to rethink their immediate plans.
The injured member, whose identity wasn’t specified, needs time to rest and recover, following the guidance of medical professionals.
Although we couldn’t identify the injured band member, we made a list of musicians who usually tour with both artists.
Julien Baker typically performs with a backing band, which often includes:
- Chloe Kimes (drums)
- Cameron Boucher (bass, guitar)
- Daniel Nemanich (keyboard, guitar)
Torres, as a solo project, has also had live backing musicians for her performances. These musicians may vary from tour to tour, but her live band often includes:
- Matthew W. P. (drums)
- Adrian S. (guitar)
- Matt A. (bass)
For those who purchased tickets, refunds are being made available, and the artists are working on rescheduling the performances once the band member is back to full strength. They’ve promised to keep fans updated as things develop.
The list of cancelled shows so far include:
- Mar 27, 2025 Ohio University Athens, OH
- Mar 29, 2025 Big Ears Festival Knoxville, TN
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