A POPULAR 90s band have cancelled their entire UK tour following the tragic death of one of their band members.
Sixpence None the Richer were due to head out on the road later this year but the concerts have now been pulled following the death of bassist Justin Cary last month.
They confirmed online that they had decided to take some time out to “grieve” following the saddening news and and as such would not continue with their current touring plans.
The band said in a post online: “We are completely heartbroken over the tragic and untimely loss of our bandmate, brother-in-arms, and friend for 30 years, Justin Cary.
“The past three years had been full of international tours, recording new music, and an even further deepening of the joy of making music together.
“We were looking forward to connecting with new and old fans around the world this summer and fall, but for now we need time to be still and grieve.
“With heavy hearts, we are canceling all remaining tour dates for 2026.”
Heartbroken by the loss, the band added: “Hundreds of pictures. Thousands of memories, 30 years worth. Thank you, Justin.
“There’ll never be another you, sir. No one could pack a suitcase better or make us laugh harder.
“We don’t know what is ahead, we never do, really. But for now, we must grieve our brother.
“Prayers are welcome for us all, especially his beautiful wife, Linda. We love you all so much and will see you again.”
They had been due to perform dates across the UK in late September and beginning of October of this year.
The performer died at the age of 50 after suffering a stroke on the 18th of June.
The Kiss Me musician had been receiving treatment at Albany Medical Center in New York.
He underwent two surgeries following the stroke and was placed in intensive care.
Sixpence None The Richer got its start in 1992.
Justin joined the lineup five years later, the same year the band dropped its self-titled album, home to the breakout single Kiss Me.
The smash-hit song climbed all the way to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Kiss Me landed a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals in 2000.