Bad news for horror-punk fans — tonight’s Wednesday 13 “Mid Death Crisis” UK Tour date in Leeds at The Warehouse (06.11.25) has officially been cancelled due to unforeseen production issues that couldn’t be resolved in time.
The band’s team released the following statement earlier today:
“Hi Everyone, unfortunately due to some production issues which we could not overcome we will not be able to perform tonight in Leeds.
We are very disappointed we won’t be able to play for you. Tickets for the Leeds show will be automatically refunded and you will receive a 50% discount code in your refund email if you want to make the trip to Hull on Sunday for our show at The Asylum.”
– Team 13
Fans had been eagerly waiting to catch the macabre master himself as part of the 2025 Mid Death Crisis UK Tour, which has already been turning heads with its theatrical energy and horror-fuelled chaos. While the cancellation is a blow to those in Yorkshire, the Hull show at The Asylum on Sunday is still going ahead — and Wednesday 13’s crew are doing their best to make it up to fans with that half-price ticket offer.
If you had a ticket for Leeds, you don’t need to do anything — refunds will be processed automatically, and you’ll get that discount code via email.
It’s never fun when a show gets scrapped last minute, especially one as anticipated as this — Wednesday 13’s ghoulish stage presence and undead aesthetic have made every stop on this tour feel like a Halloween resurrection party.
For now, Leeds fans will have to wait for another night with the Duke of Spook — but with the rest of the tour still rolling, there’s plenty more chaos yet to come. 🦇
Stay tuned to The Riff Report for any rescheduled dates, tour updates, or fresh announcements from Wednesday 13 and the undead crew.
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