Scheduling Conflicts Force The Black Dahlia Murder to Reschedule Latin American Shows a Second Time

Earlier this year, The Black Dahlia Murder was originally scheduled to start their Latin American tour back in February. At the time, the band said they had to move those shows back to December so their frontman Brian Eschbach could go take care of some medical issues he had going on.

Fast forward to today and the band was back on social media to announce that the rescheduled dates have to be rescheduled once again. This time, it’s due to scheduling conflicts, as explained below:

“To our loyal Blast Fiends of Latin America. Since rescheduling our dates, conflicts arose in a handful of cities that would have required another round of changes which would affect the show we wanted to put on for you. Instead of pushing forward to make this happen before the end of the year, we, along with local promoters, decided to take the time to set these shows up right and bring you the shows you deserve. Again we are really bummed that we couldn’t make this happen at this time.

“All tickets can be refunded at point of purchase, for this, please contact your local promoter.

“Can’t wait to see you all in 2026.”

I know it’s gotta be frustrating for fans having to make arrangements to see this show for a third time, but I can only imagine how frustrated the band is at this time. Hopefully it makes for a killer show when they eventually make their way down there.