Cat Burns Postpones Tour to Focus on Wellbeing Before Album Launch

Cat Burns puts self-care first by postponing tour before new album drop

Cat Burns, a cherished queer musician and standout on reality hit show *The Celebrity Traitors*, has decided it's time she takes a beat. She's pushing back her much-anticipated tour so she can properly prepare herself and her upcoming album, *How To Be Human*. The tour, which was supposed start in November, will now hit all those big city stages in April 2026 instead.

Fans all over Britain were buzzing about seeing Burns perform live in cities like Glasgow, Manchester, Brighton, Wolverhampton, Newcastle, Bournemouth, Bristol, and London. In a heartfelt message shared on her Instagram Stories, she explained why she needed this time, revealing just how much this album and tour mean personally.

"Hey! This album and tour are everything I've been working towards," she wrote. "The journey leading up has been incredible, but it's also been more challenging than I thought it would be. So, my team and I had a tough call—they agreed we should push back *How To Be Human* Tour until April 2026."

Burns didn't hold back about how important it was was important being mentally ready, talking candidly about how grueling touring can be. She made it clear that she's committed putting her health first so she can give her fans a show that'll be truly unforgettable.

"Touring takes a toll mentally and physically, so I wanna make sure I'm right in both those areas. I wanna be at my best when I hit that stage and give you all a night that's worth every second you waited," she said in her note.

Even though fans have a bit more waiting ahead, Burns reassured everyone that their tickets are still good when new dates roll around. As a heads up, her Wolverhampton gig will now be held in Birmingham instead.

But don't fret! Even with this shift, Burns plans on treating fans with some cozy record store performances as she celebrates her album release. These shows will offer a chance see her shine in a much more intimate setting.

Rising fame and deepening connections with fans

This focus on personal wellbeing comes at a time when Burns' star power just keeps climbing. Thanks partly her role on *The Celebrity Traitors*, she's reaching new fans and skyrocketing in popularity. Sharing screen time with comedian Alan Carr and TV host Jonathan Ross, she's become a household name, drawing in millions.

Her social media has blown up, too. She's crossed over a million followers on Instagram and two million on TikTok. Her growing audience really highlights why her connection with fans matters so much, and she's all-in on giving them music and performances that live up their expectations.

*How To Be Human* will be Burns' sophomore album, following her debut *Early Twenties* that came out back in July 2024. It features lead track "GIRLS!", a delightful love letter celebrating women and showcasing her flair real and relatable storytelling, especially around queer themes.

As buzz builds around her latest album, Burns' gratitude shines through in her messages. "Thank you guys so much your patience and understanding! These choices aren't easy, and I deeply appreciate your support! Can't wait see you all and make these shows everything we're dreaming they will be," she shared.

Meanwhile, *The Celebrity Traitors* gears up its dramatic finale airing on Thursday, November 6, keeping viewers hooked. Burns' role on this show has only fueled her momentum, paving paths her upcoming music projects.

As Cat Burns readies herself unleash *How To Be Human* and prepares take her rescheduled tour by storm, her dedication self-care, alongside her commitment fans, stands as a powerful reminder balancing personal health with career triumphs. Fans are more than ready experience her new tunes and catch her live magic come 2026.