(C) Jennifer Lopez Cancels 7 of Her ‘This Is Me… Now’ Tour Dates Due to Logistical Issue

Jennifer Lopez performing on ‘SNL’ on Feb. 3, 2024. PHOTO: WILL HEATH/NBC VIA GETTY

Jennifer Lopez’s upcoming This Is Me… Now the Tour will end a little earlier than expected.

Nearly a month after the “If You Had My Love” singer, 54, announced her first North American tour in five years, she has canceled seven concerts originally scheduled for an eight-day period of Aug. 22-30 during her trek.

According to Page Six, Ticketmaster nixed shows from This Is Me… Now the Tour in Nashville; Raleigh, North Carolina; Atlanta; Tampa, Florida; and New Orleans earlier this week, while the Cleveland and Houston concerts no longer exist on the website.

Jennifer Lopez on the red carpet in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on Feb. 10, 2024.DARREN GERRISH/GETTY

Ticketmaster’s site blamed “the event organizer” for the nixed shows but didn’t offer any explanation to ticket holders — only a refund, per the outlet.

However, PEOPLE has learned there was a logistical issue through the tour’s promoter with its last several dates, which led to the cancelation.

In late February, Lopez announced the addition of second shows in Miami, Toronto and her native New York City.

Currently, This Is Me… Now the Tour will conclude following a two-night stand in N.Y.C. at Madison Square Garden on Aug. 16 and 17.

Jennifer Lopez.STEPHANE CARDINALE/CORBIS/GETTY

Representatives for Live Nation did not immediately to PEOPLE’s request for comment.

The actor/singer initially announced her string of summer arena concerts in support of her new ninth studio album This Is Me… Now in late February. The tour is set to kick off June 26 at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida.

This Is Me… Now the Tour will mark the “Waiting for Tonight” artist’s first since 2019’s It’s My Party Tour, which grossed over $50 million from 37 dates.

Jennifer Lopez performs on ‘SNL’ on Feb. 3, 2024.WILL HEATH/NBC VIA GETTY

Lopez’s latest tour is in support of her latest album This Is Me… Now, which was released on Feb. 16 and acts as a sequel to her 2002 album This Is Me… Then.

She also released an accompanying film titled This Is Me…Now: A Love Story, a conceptual musical featuring A-list cameos from Jane Fonda, Keke Palmer, Fat Joe, Post Malone and Sofia Vergara, among others.

On Feb. 27, she shared the documentary The Greatest Love Story Never Told, which details the making of her latest LP and musical film.