Country Singer Tayler Holder Cancels Tour After Reaching His “Limit”

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Tayler Holder is taking time for himself.

The singer of “Dyin’ Flame” has canceled the rest of his When No One’s Around Tour. It began on May 1st in Commerce, Texas.

On May 11th, Tayler announced on Instagram that they unfortunately had to cancel their upcoming shows. They explained it was a very difficult decision, but necessary. The message was directed to their fans, friends, and those who had planned to attend.

The 28-year-old shared that they’ve been dealing with ongoing mental health challenges that they can’t ignore any longer. They explained that while they’ve been trying to work through it and prioritize their music and fans, they’ve reached a breaking point and need to focus on their well-being by taking a break.

Even though Tayler achieved all his lifelong goals, he still felt incredibly lonely and unfulfilled.

He went on to say that playing for his fans was the biggest honor of his life, and that he hadn’t made this decision easily.

The singer of “Nothin’ But Neon” also expressed his apologies to fans who had bought tickets and made arrangements to attend his concerts, acknowledging the frustration and letdown this cancellation would cause.

As for how Tayler plans to spend the time away from the stage? 

He announced he’s taking a break to rest, focus on his well-being, and recharge after the demands of touring. He expressed his gratitude to fans for their understanding and support, saying it meant the world to him, and encouraged them to prioritize their own self-care and look out for one another.

Tayler isn’t the only celebrity recently choosing to prioritize personal well-being over touring. Meghan Trainor also canceled her tour, explaining she wanted to spend more time with her family.

The Grammy-winning artist announced on Instagram that they need to prioritize family and are postponing tour plans. They explained that with a new baby joining their family of five, and a new album just released, they need to be home and fully present for their children and loved ones right now.

She added, “I promise I’ll be back soon, and I can’t wait for you to hear this new record.”

For more stars who have been candid about their own mental health journeys, keep reading.

Rapper Radric Davis, known professionally as Gucci Mane, shared in his 2025 book, Episodes: The Diary of a Recovering Mad Man, that he was diagnosed with both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. He explained that these diagnoses led to a mental health crisis in 2020.

He explained on The Breakfast Club that the experience made him realize he needed to prioritize his health and take responsibility for his well-being. He stated he never wants to go through something similar again and is committed to seeing a therapist, and will even consider medication if necessary.

Gucci Mane shared that he hoped being open about his struggles would help others. He also said his children, Ice Davis and Iceland Davis, along with his wife Keyshia Ka’Oir, motivated him to get help when he was going through a difficult time.

He explained that his wife was expecting their son, and he realized he wasn’t ready to be a father. He worried about the impact raising a family would have on his mental health, specifically fearing a severe episode he might not recover from. Because of these concerns, he proactively began therapy and started working on his well-being.

The former star of Gossip Girl recently shared his struggles with body image, explaining that he experienced what he called “body dysmorphia” as a young actor.

In an April 2025 interview with The Guardian, Penn shared that they deeply disliked their body and wished they had a different one.

He explained that after his parents’ divorce, and struggling with depression and isolation, he started to focus on his appearance. He felt that being seen as more attractive could lead to greater success and make him feel more valued.

Despite the mental struggles, though, Penn credited his ability to persist to his spirituality.

He explained that overcoming his disappointment and personal struggles enabled him to return to things with a renewed sense of self.

The Scrubs alum has been vocal about her past difficult relationship with food.

She described her struggles with food, saying, “Some might label it an eating disorder, but it’s just how I lived my life.” On the The Funny Thing Is podcast, she admitted that food was her main coping mechanism, and she engaged in extreme behaviors because of it.

She added, “I would over-exercise, and there was a sprinkle of bulimia in there.”

Despite admitting she finds it hard to stick to a diet, she’s also been open about the positive steps she’s making towards a healthier lifestyle.

In 2017, she told Bon Appétit that at age 23, she completely changed her lifestyle by eliminating sugar and alcohol and taking up yoga, breathing exercises, and stretching. She described this combination as being more effective than the medication Ritalin.

I’m an actress who struggles with eating and body image, and that’s something I’m actively working to overcome. I’m also focusing on my overall health by nourishing my body with healthy foods.

The Full House alum reflected on her mental health journey and navigating her battle with depression.

She admitted on her podcast, Candace Cameron Bure Podcast, that it’s really hard to talk about, even with those closest to you. She explained that she personally feels she should be able to handle it, and admitting she struggles feels like a weakness.

Okay, so I’ve been following her for years, and honestly, I’m obsessed with how she handles everything. She’s so smart about protecting her peace – like, she just blocks anyone negative online, which is genius! But it’s not just that, she actually shares what works for her, giving advice to anyone who’s struggling. It’s amazing, she’s so generous with her wisdom and really cares about her fans. I just admire her so much!

When asked what advice she’d give someone struggling with their mental health, she told Vogue that patience is key. She explained that she was patient with herself, resisted making any rash decisions, and allowed time to pass, believing that difficult feelings eventually lessen.

As people adjusted to social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, the singer of “Firework” opened up about how challenging and stressful times like these can be.

She tweeted about struggling with the challenges of the pandemic, saying it’s hard to decide what’s more difficult – avoiding the virus itself or dealing with the resulting sadness. Katy explained she often finds peace in her car, which has become her refuge since there aren’t many other places she feels safe going.

The model partnered with designer Kenneth Cole to support The Mental Health Coalition and discussed her personal struggles with anxiety during an appearance on Good Morning America.

It’s like, after the panic attacks started coming back, I finally understood what was going on. It took so long, but I finally got the info I desperately needed. It’s such a relief just thinking about it!

Kendall shared that she experiences both good and anxious days, making her involvement with this movement important to her. She hopes to help others feel less isolated and alone.

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, known for playing Black Adam, has publicly discussed his struggles with depression and the challenges men often face when trying to talk about their mental well-being.

Everyone experiences difficult times and struggles with depression – it doesn’t care who you are. It took me a while to learn this, but it’s important not to be afraid to talk about what you’re going through. Men, especially, often keep their feelings bottled up, but remember, you’re not alone.

Prince Harry helped reduce the shame around getting mental health support when he discussed his own experiences with therapy in an interview with the Telegraph. He explained that talking about his struggles made him realize many other people go through similar things, saying he discovered he was ‘part of quite a big club.’

The star of Empire is another advocate for seeking professional help, having publicly discussed her experiences with depression. She previously shared with Variety that therapy is essential for managing her mental health, stating, “That’s the only way I can get through it.”

I’m so proud of Taraji for creating The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation! It’s a really important organization because it’s tackling the stigma around mental health within the Black community, and it’s actively working to get more Black therapists available to provide support. It means a lot to me to see her prioritize this issue.

As a longtime fan, I was really moved to learn more about what’s been going on with her. She shared that dealing with an eating disorder and really intense stage fright led her to explore MDMA and psilocybin therapy – a type of PTSD treatment – and it seems to be helping her heal.

She told Rolling Stone in May 2025 that she was finally touring without feeling nervous. She described a strange, shared sensation with the audience – a feeling like a sudden shift in pressure – that made her realize how much she thrives on a powerful, emotional connection with people through her music. She explained she really needs that intense feeling to fully experience her own work.

She explained that prioritizing her mental well-being and stopping birth control helped her develop a broader understanding of her gender identity.

She explained that she decided to stop taking birth control because it felt like a break from societal expectations of womanhood. It might sound strange, she admitted, but she felt liberated and like she could explore new possibilities once she wasn’t bound by those expectations. She believed it opened doors for her.

In 2017, the actress from Riverdale shared on Instagram that she battled with serious anxiety and depression in middle school, and that support from her family and a therapist was life-saving. She emphasized the importance of reaching out for help, saying it’s the first step, and reminded people that they are incredibly valuable.

The singer of “What He Didn’t Do” has opened up about her experiences living with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) over the past several years.

Carly shared on the August 2025 episode of Bunnie Xo’s Dumb Blonde podcast that her anxiety began around the time of her divorce during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, she also revealed she’s struggled with severe OCD since childhood.

Over the past decade, I became used to keeping things to myself and handling problems on my own. But a couple of years ago, I realized I needed to go back to therapy and start understanding what was going on. I’ve actually been dealing with OCD since I was a child – it’s not something that started recently in 2020.

The actress known for Frozen has openly shared her mental health coping strategies for years, both in public speeches and on her Instagram account.

She encourages people to discover what works best for them, and, as she shared with Health magazine, this could involve things like medication, practicing gratitude by listing ten positive thoughts for every negative one, and regular exercise.

The cookbook author is a mother of four and has openly discussed her experience with postpartum depression, a common but often unspoken challenge for new mothers.

She explained in a 2017 letter to Glamour that it became increasingly comfortable for her to talk about it. Her hope was to let others know that anyone can experience this, and to reassure those who are going through it that they’re not alone and shouldn’t feel ashamed.

While publicizing her book, Mirror, Mirror, the model shared with The Edit magazine that she struggled with depression and suicidal thoughts as a teen, describing a feeling of “something dark” within her during that period.

Cara shared with the publication, through W Magazine, that she used to depend on love and other people for her happiness. She realized she needed to find happiness within herself. ‘It took a long time,’ she said, ‘but now I’m able to be happy on my own.’

Ariana Grande encouraged fans to prioritize their mental health after responding to a playful tweet about her therapist. She shared that therapy has been life-saving for her on multiple occasions.

She really hit home with what she said. It reminded me that it’s okay to reach out when you’re struggling – you absolutely don’t have to suffer in silence. And it gave me hope, honestly. Knowing that healing from past hurts is possible, and just acknowledging that possibility feels like a huge first step. I know she has a long journey ahead, but even recognizing that things can get better is powerful.

The singer has publicly shared her struggles and recovery related to addiction, mental health, and other personal challenges, and often incorporates these experiences into her songs.

As someone who’s spent years helping people live their best lives, I always emphasize that taking care of your mental health isn’t a one-time fix. It’s a continuous journey, and honestly, there will be tough days. I often share on social media that even when things are hard, it’s so important not to give up – life is full of both highs and lows, and we have to keep moving forward.

The actress has openly discussed mental health, both through her work – like her portrayal of Rue in the show Euphoria – and in her personal life.

Zendaya revealed in 2013, through her old app, that she experienced anxiety after a challenging appearance on Ellen where her microphone malfunctioned. She’s since found healthy ways to cope with those feelings, explaining that it’s important to take a break when things become overwhelming.

In a recent interview with WSJ Magazine, the singer openly shared her experiences with mental health, explaining that she experienced extreme emotional swings – periods of intense highs followed by weeks-long lows.

She revealed she’s been dealing with mental health challenges, but finding the right medication has made a huge difference in her life.

The Grammy-winning artist dedicated herself to promoting kindness and openly discussing mental health, sharing her own experiences as well.

She shared that she’d kept her struggles with mental health private for a long time, both when in the public eye and when she wasn’t. Speaking at the 2018 Global Changemakers Award, she explained, ‘I truly believe that keeping things secret makes you stay sick.’

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2026-05-14 01:48