British rock band Muse has cancelled their show at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi due to "unforeseen circumstances", Live Nation said in a social media post.
Their shows in India and Africa also stand cancelled, the post added.
Issuing an apology to their fans, the band said it was a "very difficult" decision and "one (they) did not take lightly".
Live Nation added that refunds will be automatically processed to those who had purchased tickets through their original method of payment.
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