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Lauv, the singer-songwriter known for hits like I Like Me Better, has announced he is leaving Khalid's It's Always Summer Somewhere tour to prioritize his mental health.

In a heartfelt statement shared on Instagram on Tuesday, June 2, Lauv, whose real name is Ari Staprans Leff, opened up about his struggles.

'Ive been trying to be strong enough to get back out there and share this music with all of you,' he wrote. 'But I have to be honest with myself and with you: I'm deeply struggling right now, and I need to step away for a little while to take care of my mental health.'

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Lauv's decision highlights the ongoing conversation about mental health in the music industry,where artists often face immense pressure to perform and maintain a public persona.

Many musicians have spoken out about the toll that touring and constant creative output can take on their well-being.

Lauv himself has been open about his own mental health journey in past interviews and through his music, which often touches on themes of anxiety, loneliness, and self-reflection.

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Lauv's fans have expressed their support for the singer-songwriter on social media, with many sharing messages of encouragement and understanding.

The music community has rallied around him, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing health over professional obligations.

As Lauv takes this time to heal, his fans and fellow artists alike remain hopeful for his return.

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The It's Always Summer Somewhere tour will continue withut Lauv, with Khalid scheduled to perform in Nashville on Wednesday, June 3,followed by stops in Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York City, Houston, and other U.S. cities.

After a short break, the tour will resume in Mexico City, Europe, New Zealand, and Australia.