John Summit cancels Chile and Peru shows due to health concerns

John Summit has officially canceled his upcoming South American performances in Chile and Peru after revealing he is dealing with health-related issues. The shows were scheduled to take place in Santiago on May 8 and Lima on May 9 as part of his ongoing 2026 world tour.

The announcement was shared through Summit’s social media channels, where the DJ explained that canceling the performances was “the last thing” he wanted to do, but that his current condition made it impossible to properly deliver the shows fans deserved. While he did not specify the exact nature of the illness, he emphasized that he needed time to recover before returning to the stage.

The cancellation affects two highly anticipated headline appearances, including a major event at Espacio Riesco in Santiago and another scheduled performance at Lurin Live in Lima. Both dates had already generated strong demand from fans across South America following Summit’s explosive global rise over the last few years.

Event organizers in Chile have already confirmed that refunds will be available for ticket holders, with additional details expected to be shared through official ticketing platforms and promoter channels in the coming days. Similar updates are also expected for fans in Peru.

Despite the setback, Summit’s broader touring schedule for 2026 currently remains active, including festival appearances and headline performances across North America and Europe later this summer. The DJ has not announced any additional cancellations at this time.

Over the past few years, John Summit has become one of the defining breakout names in modern house music, driven by viral tracks, sold-out headline events, and the rapid growth of his Experts Only brand. His absence from the Chile and Peru shows marks a rare interruption in what has otherwise been a nonstop touring run.