Earlier this month, Roan made headlines when she shared her conflicting views on the US presidential election, first telling the Guardian that “there’s problems on both sides” before eventually announcing via her TikTok that she plans to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in November.

After a week of controversy and backlash over her Kamala Harris statements, Roan told fans “things have gotten overwhelming.”

Chappell Roan has canceled a pair of appearances at this weekend’s All Things Go festival, saying she needs “a few days to prioritize my health.” The “Pink Pony Club” singer, 26, had been scheduled to perform in New York City this Saturday, September 28 and in Columbia, Maryland outside Washington DC on Sunday, September 29.

Things have gotten overwhelming over the past few weeks and I am really feeling it," Roan said in an apology to fans.

The breakout pop star is pulling out of All Things Go, in New York and Washington, D.C., explaining, “Things have gotten overwhelming over the past few weeks and I am really feeling it”

The cancellations come after the frustrated "Good Luck, Babe!" singer clarified misconstrued comments she made about the 2024 presidential election, wherein she said that she did not feel "pressured to endorse" any candidate and that there were "problems on both side." Roan also called on folks to "use your critical thinking skills" and vote.

Chappell Roan canceled plans for the All Things Go Music Festival after the queer pop phenom faced backlash over her refusal to endorse the Democratic Party.

Chappell Roan, after speaking out about struggling with her sudden surge in popularity, has canceled two performances to "prioritize" her health.

One day after Chappell Roan announced she was pulling out of 2024's All Things Go Festival to "prioritize [her] health," MUNA paid tribute to the Midwest princess during their set at the music fest on Saturday (Sept.