Charley Crockett canceled his 2026 Canadian tour after being denied entry due to a 2016 felony marijuana conviction.

Country singer Charley Crockett has cancelled his 2026 Canadian tour after being denied entry twice due to a 2016 U.S. Felony conviction for possessing more than five pounds of marijuana. Officials cited Canadian law, which may result in a life sentence for such a charge. Crockett, who has openly discussed his past, stated that further attempts to cross the border could jeopardize his freedom. The cancellation includes eight shows, and he confirmed that refunds will be issued. The incident demonstrates how previous convictions can limit international travel, even for public figures, and has brought attention to broader issues concerning criminal records and drug policy.