Kanye West‘s upcoming concert in St. Petersburg disappeared from the official tour website on Monday, according to the site’s updated schedule. The preview still shows the event, but the listing itself is gone, leaving fans uncertain about the show.

The site continues to list performances in Jakarta, Houston, Dallas and Phoenix, confirming that only the Russian stop has been removed.

Earlier in the month, the St. Petersburg date appeared alongside those international venues, suggesting it was part of the rapper’s broader 2024 tour itinerary.

A spokesperson for the artist, Dmitry Chistov, told reporters that West was aware of the logistical problems affecting Russian shows and expressed disappointment over the confusion.

Despite the uncertainty, he said the rapper still intends to meet his Russian audience and has no plans to move the concert to a different venue or reschedule it for another date.

The Central District Court of Voronezh recently accepted the first lawsuit against Say Agency, the promoter handling the event. The plaintiff, who bought four tickets for 145,000 rubles each, demanded a refund after seeing a purported statement from the St. Petersburg Culture Committee announcing the concert’s cancellation.

The agency refused the refund, arguing that the tickets were purchased during a promotional sale and therefore were non‑refundable under the terms of the offer.

The legal dispute will now proceed through the Russian court system, with a hearing scheduled for later this month.

Legal analysts note that this case could set a precedent for how concert promoters handle cancellations and refunds in Russia, especially for high‑profile international acts.

Fans remain eager for clarification, hoping the situation will be resolved quickly so the show can go on as originally planned.