Mara Sattei cancels her November tour: 'The tour will not be rescheduled'
DiLei reports that Mara Sattei has cancelled her November tour dates because of a back problem; it was due to start on 13 November in Rome. The promoter confirms and offers refunds until 10 December.
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- According to DiLei, Mara Sattei has cancelled all her November tour dates, which were due to start on 13 November in Rome, because of a back problem.
- The promoter Magellano Concerti confirms on the tour's official page that "MARA SATTEI - LIVE 2026" is cancelled and points to refunds until 10 December 2026.
- The artist wrote that the tour will not be rescheduled; as of today, ticket pages still list the dates.
Mara Sattei has cancelled the tour dates scheduled for November. According to DiLei, which quotes the message the singer posted in her Instagram stories, she had to give up the shows because of a back problem. The run was due to begin on Friday 13 November in Rome, her home city.
"This is not an easy message to write," Sattei wrote, according to the outlet. In her account the problem, which she had been living with for some time, got worse over the past days: "In the last two days it has got worse, forcing me to stay in bed". She also told fans that she had consulted doctors, who "prescribed rest and treatment", and that this led her to a wider reflection: "They helped me understand that this pain does not come only from the body. It is a sign that I need to stop and listen to myself".
What happens to ticket holders
The cancellation is not just a social media message. On the tour's official page, promoter Magellano Concerti writes: "We are sorry to announce that the tour 'MARA SATTEI - LIVE 2026' is cancelled". The promoter also points to refunds: they can be requested by 10 December 2026, following the procedures published by TicketOne on its dedicated refunds page.
On the question of a make-up date, DiLei quotes a firm line from the artist: "The tour will not be rescheduled. It is not an easy decision, but it is the right one". She added that she had looked until the last moment for a way to be there and could not: "I tried until the very end to find a way to be there, but right now I can't". Her sign-off looks ahead: "Music remains the truest thing I have, and you are part of it. See you again".
Today the ticket pages still list the dates
Anyone looking for a ticket right now will find a situation worth checking. On the day of the announcement, ticketing platforms are not yet updated: biglietti.com still lists seven shows between 13 and 27 November — Rome, Perugia, Turin, Pordenone, Milan, Bologna and Conversano — with tickets from 32 euros. The listings site Songkick marks the 24 November Bologna date as "Canceled", yet shows the buy button on the same page. Before buying, then, it is worth checking the event page and above all the refund procedure named by the promoter. And anyone who had already booked travel and an evening knows that a cancellation does not automatically refund the rest.
For live music fans, November remains busy regardless: the network has covered Tokio Hotel's only Italian date and Carolina Benvenga's new album and series.