Abbie Chatfield has cancelled one of her upcoming live shows due to poor ticket sales.
The 29-year-old podcaster and Fboy Island host shared the bad news on her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, telling her fans that she will no longer be holding her speaking tour in Port Macquarie.
“I have very bad news for Port Macquarie and that is that we have had to cancel the show,” he began.
“We had to make a decision yesterday with the numbers. It would actually cost me more to go to Port Macquarie… it would actually cost me money,” he continued.
“I’m very sorry we’ve had to cancel. Obviously I’m very upset but you can get tickets to Newcastle even though it’s three hours away so yeah, I’m very sorry.”
Abbie continued: “I was hoping to sell more tickets but we didn’t sell enough so I have to cancel the show in Port Macquarie.”
The TV star went on to tell those who purchased tickets that they will receive a refund via email and encouraged them to purchase tickets for her other concerts.
“If you want to get tickets for other shows that would be great, but I have to decide which ones to cancel as time goes on, so I’m very sorry to everyone who bought tickets,” he concluded.
Abbie Chatfield (pictured) has cancelled one of her upcoming live shows due to poor ticket sales. The Fboy Island presenter shared the bad news on her Instagram stories on Tuesday, telling her followers that she will no longer be performing her speaking tour in Port Macquarie.
Earlier this month, Abbie announced she would be taking to the stage to perform her Trauma Dump Tour in regional centres across Australia in October and November.
She will share her tumultuous relationship story with fans in locations across Tasmania, New South Wales, Queensland, the Northern Territory and Victoria.
On her social media, Abbie posted that her new live show will kick off in Hobart in October.
This is the second time in a year that Abbie has hit the road with the Trauma Dump Tour after a successful run of concerts in 2023.
“I loved unloading my traumas on you guys so much that I had to do the regional tour!” Abbie explained in her post.
Earlier this month, Abbie announced she will be taking to the stage to perform her Trauma Dump Tour in regional centres across Australia in October and November.
‘Same show as last year, perfected for my regional babies!…can’t wait to see you all.
The social media star also informed fans that pre-sales for the tour were open from 12 noon on Friday, August 2.
Abbie included a new tour poster in her post that shows the former Bachelor star posing in a short pink dress with a plunging neckline inside a theater.
It included the title: ‘Trauma Dump Tour Goes Regional.’
Last year, Abbie surprised her fans with her candid live chats as she opened up about vulnerable stories about her long dating history.
A highlight of the show is Abbie’s interaction with her live audience via text messages.
“We had to make a decision yesterday with the numbers. It would actually cost me more to go to Port Macquarie… it would actually cost me money,” he said.
Abbie’s tour kicks off in Hobart on October 11, before heading off to a show in Canberra on October 18, followed by a gig in Thirroul on the New South Wales south coast on October 19.
The controversial TV presenter will then head to Queensland for shows in Caloundra on October 23 and the Gold Coast on October 24.
He will then head to Victoria for shows in Warragul on November 1, followed by Geelong on November 2 and Ballarat and Bendigo on November 8 and 9.
Abbie’s next stop is a show in Newcastle, New South Wales on November 16, followed by the now-cancelled gig in Port Macquarie on November 17.
The influencer will wrap up the tour with a show in Cairns, Queensland on November 22, followed by a final performance in Darwin on November 23.