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REZZ to Take “a Long Time” Off Touring to Navigate Health Issues

John Cameron by John Cameron
May 12, 2026
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REZZ has canceled her remaining 2026 tour dates, including several festival appearances and this year’s edition of REZZ ROCKS.


The rigors of tour life appear to have caught up with REZZ. Last month, the Canadian DJ, producer, and HypnoVizion label boss canceled her Coachella weekend two appearance. Now, has announced that she needs to call off all upcoming 2026 tour dates and go on an indefinite tour hiatus to focus on her health.

“The past few months my body forced me to stop,” wrote REZZ (real name Isabella Rezazadeh) in an Instagram Story. “What I’ve needed to do for a long time is take a big pause, reflect and nurture not only my body and mind, but those I love around me.”

She continued: “For 15 years I was fully focused as an artist traveling the world, but wounds began to scrape at me until I became the most sick physically I’ve ever been in the past few months. I’ve tried to push through the last few shows but it’s clear that touring and the stress that accompanies it make my conditions far worse and have to be removed from the equation for the foreseeable future.” Rezazadeh stopped short of specifying what kinds of health issues she is facing.

Among the canceled gigs are performances at gatherings like Breakaway Music Festival, Tomorrowland, Chasing Summer, and ÎLESONIQ from May through August. Rezazadeh has also called off the 2026 edition of REZZ ROCKS, which was set to take place in October.

After acknowledging that any fans’ feelings of disappointment are valid, Rezazadeh shared that she plans to remain active on the release front. “Music is still magic to me and I still have songs to release,” she wrote. “For now I have chosen the necessary path of healing. To everyone who’s reached out thank u.”


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John Cameron

John Cameron

I'm a recovering techno elitist and the managing editor of EDM Identity. I try to write articles that give the context I wished I had when I started getting more into dance music two decades ago.

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