“I need to get to a good place mentally” – Moliy postpones Europe and UK tour

Ghanaian singer Moliy has postponed her upcoming Europe and UK tour, which was scheduled to begin in October 2026, saying she needs to take some time to focus on her wellbeing before returning to the stage.

The singer announced the decision to her fans on social media, explaining that she wanted to be transparent about why the planned shows would no longer take place as originally scheduled.

Moliy, whose full name is Molly Ama Montgomery, apologised to fans who had already made plans around the concerts and thanked those who had purchased tickets and supported the tour.

“I need to take some time and get to a good place mentally so I can give you the best version of myself,” she said.

She explained that taking the break would allow her to return to performing when she feels ready and is able to give audiences the quality of experience they expect from her.

The singer did not announce new dates for the tour at the time of the postponement.

She, however, assured fans that the concerts would eventually return and maintained a playful tone while addressing her supporters.

“Get those waists ready because we’ll be whining all night,” Moliy told her fans.

She also indicated that tickets for the postponed shows would be refunded, meaning fans who had already purchased tickets would not be left to wait indefinitely for replacement dates.

The postponement affects Moliy’s scheduled BADDIES EU/UK TOUR, which had included dates across Europe and the United Kingdom.

Ticketing information for some of the previously scheduled European dates now shows the concerts as cancelled, including planned appearances in Copenhagen and Berlin.

Moliy has built an international audience with her blend of Afrobeats, dancehall, R&B and soul, and rose to global attention through the viral success of “Sad Girlz Luv Money”, her collaboration with Amaarae and Kali Uchis.

Her music has also earned recognition beyond Ghana, with the Ghanaian-American singer developing a growing following across Africa, Europe and other international markets.

The planned tour was expected to give her European and UK fans an opportunity to see her perform live following her continued growth on the international music scene.

However, Moliy has now chosen to put the tour on hold while she takes the time she says she needs.

The singer’s decision has also brought attention to conversations around the pressures faced by touring musicians, who often have to balance performances, travel, promotional commitments and personal wellbeing.

For now, fans are waiting for an announcement on the new dates for Moliy’s European and UK performances.

Until then, the singer has asked supporters to remain patient as she takes the time to prepare herself for her return to the stage.