North West cancels first headlining tour with rapper Molly Santana

North West's debut headlining concert tour has been canceled just days before its scheduled opening show. The 13-year-old artist was set to embark on the road alongside 21-year-old rapper Molly Santana for the co-headlining "Kimokawaii Tour," which was originally slated to kick off on August 5 in Dallas.

Widespread speculation regarding the tour's cancellation began after multiple concert dates, including the opening night in Dallas and an August 17 performance in Toronto, were officially marked as "canceled" on Ticketmaster. Furthermore, the official website dedicated to promoting the tour appears to have been taken down entirely.

Family support follows release of debut music project

North West, who is the daughter of rapper Ye and reality star Kim Kardashian, released her debut EP titled N0rth4evr in May. The milestone was celebrated across social media by several members of the Kardashian-Jenner family, including her uncle Rob Kardashian, aunt Khloé Kardashian, and grandmother Kris Jenner, who posted videos listening to her new music.

In the lead single from her EP, titled "Piercing On My Hand," North addressed public commentary surrounding her dermal piercing directly through her lyrics. "Piercing on my hand, the other holding bands," North rapped on the track. "No friends, just filter, you wouldn’t understand." She continued her verse with the lines, "All my friends are hits, you know I’m not lazy/You’re so angry that I’m so mainstream," before adding, "I want more piercings and tats/I love blue hair put it in some plaits/Put the music to the max/I want like a hundred thousand racks."

Expanding musical collaborations and stage appearances

Prior to her EP release, North West was featured on FKA Twigs' song "Childlike Things" from the artist's 2025 album Eusexua. Meanwhile, Molly Santana recently appeared alongside Future on Drake's track "Ran To Atlanta."

The duo had previously performed together onstage during North's festival debut at Rolling Loud in Miami following her EP release in May. Representatives for both North West and Molly Santana have not yet publicly commented on the reasons behind the tour cancellation.