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Born Of Osiris cancel tour after Volumes drop off to focus on mental health

Born Of Osiris were set to embark on a European tour with Volumes and Oceans Ate Alaska soon but they’re canceling the dates after both support acts dropped out.

The band posted a lengthy message on their social media accounts saying they understand and respect the decisions, highlighting Volumes’ need to focus on themselves right now.

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A couple weeks ago, Oceans Ate Alaska had to drop out of the tour, but Born Of Osiris added Uneven Structure as a replacement. Everything was set to go but now the band will be returning at a later time.

“We just received news from Volumes that they won’t be able to do our UK/EU tour next month. We love our brothers in Volumes and we understand and respect their decision wholeheartedly. Their mental health is absolutely what is most important in this difficult time. With both Oceans Ate Alaska and Volumes having to withdraw, we are forced to postpone this tour.”

The post continues, saying “To our UK and European fans, we love you and we promise to be back as soon as possible! We will be returning with a new album and a full lineup of support bands. Thank you to anyone who bought tickets for this tour. Your tickets will be refunded at the point of purchase. We will be back soon.”

Read More: Volumes address passing of former guitarist Diego Farias

Volumes recently experienced some lineup changes with vocalist Michael Barr re-joining the band and co-vocalist Gus Farias as well as his brother and guitarist Diego departing. Just a few days after the announcement, Diego Farias tragically passed away.

As a founding member of Volumes, Diego had been with the band since they began in 2009. Gus Farias acknowledged his brothers alleged passing Feb. 6 just after 5 a.m. ET.

The band put out a statement later that day which you can see below.

“We are absolutely devastated by the tragic passing of Diego Farias We are trying to cope and process this as it all seems so surreal. We send our love and thoughts to his brothers Gus and Andres, his mother and father, and his entire extended family.

“As we collect our thoughts, we will then be able to properly convey them more, but for now…we love you Diego, rest in power. –Volumes”

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