Ravyn Lenae is putting her fall tour plans on ice.

The Chicago singer announced Wednesday that she has postponed her upcoming North American tour in support of her new album, Blue Island. The trek was scheduled to begin September 15 in Sacramento and wrap October 21 at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.

"After talking with my team, I’ve made the difficult decision to postpone my touring this fall,” Lenae wrote in a statement via Instagram stories. “I hate to disappoint you.”

Lenae did not give a specific reason for the postponement but said she intends to return to the road next year. All tickets purchased for the fall shows will be refunded at the original point of purchase.

“Connecting with my fans through live performances is one of my favorite experiences as an artist,” she continued, “but promise when I bring the show to you in the new year it’ll be worth the wait.”

The tour was announced in June and would have taken Lenae across the U.S. and Canada for more than a month.

The postponement comes weeks after Lenae released Blue Island on August 7 via Atlantic Records. The album, which includes lead single “Handle,” follows her 2024 breakout Bird’s Eye. That record spawned “Love Me Not,” the slow-burning pop hit that introduced Lenae to a much larger audience after nearly a decade of releasing music.

Lenae thanked listeners for embracing the new Blue Island record, calling the response to it “so beautiful.”