In the wake of unstable times in the United States, numerous artists have spoken out against touring there due to safety concerns \u2014 while others have canceled shows or scrapped entire tours.

Dogma has now joined this list, announcing that they will postpone their US tour due to unforeseen delays in the visa processing timeline.

In a statement, the band expressed their disappointment at having to reschedule their dates and assured fans that previously purchased tickets would remain valid.

This move comes amidst growing concerns about the challenges international artists face when applying for performance-based travel visas.

The lengthy wait times have been attributed to the Trump administration's more thorough background checks on potential visa applicants, which has led to delays in processing timelines.

An immigration lawyer has predicted a 30% drop in international touring due to these issues.

The situation raises questions about the future of festival lineups this summer, with numerous international artists set to tour the US for upcoming events.

While there are no exact figures on the number of cancellations or artist withdrawals, many have already faced visa delays or been denied entry into the country.

FKA Twigs, Shred Kelly, and PONY are among those who have had to cancel their shows due to these issues.

As visa application fees continue to rise \u2014 with expedited options available for an additional fee \u2014 and the unpredictable nature of the Trump administration's next moves, many artists may opt out of touring in the US altogether.

The situation has left many questioning whether this will become the new normal for international touring in the US.

With the IRS taking a significant portion of gross income from every show and dollar made by international artists, there is little financial incentive to continue touring in the country.