American Gospel Singer Travis Greene Ends World Tour Early Over Financial Discrepancies, Security Breach

American gospel singer Travis Greene has abruptly concluded his World Tour, citing financial irregularities and a serious security breach as reasons for canceling the remaining shows.

In a statement issued by his team, Greene revealed that the final stops in Botswana, Australia, and New Zealand were canceled following “significant financial discrepancies” allegedly involving external manager Henry Taylor. The matter is now under formal investigation.

He further disclosed that the decision to return to the United States was accelerated after a targeted incident involving one of the vocalists led to serious safety concerns for the touring team.

“All ticketing funds for the tour were handled solely by an external manager, Henry Taylor. We recently became aware of significant financial discrepancies involving Mr. Taylor, and the matter is now under formal investigation by the appropriate authorities,” the statement read.

“Despite these challenges, we remained committed to fulfilling our tour obligations. However, due to a serious breach in security and a recent targeted incident involving one of our vocalists, our team made the difficult but necessary decision to return to the United States for safety and legal resolution.

“We understand the disappointment this may cause and are heartbroken for our fans who were looking forward to worshiping with us. For all ticketing-related concerns or refund inquiries, please direct communication to the responsible party at refunds@yhwhmsc.com.”

Greene emphasized that the team remains grounded in their Christian values through the ordeal.

“As followers of Jesus Christ, we will always choose His way, which is to walk in integrity and in the light. Thank you for your continued prayers, support, and understanding during this difficult time,” he added.

The team also assured fans that efforts are underway to process refunds for affected ticket holders.