Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour is back on track after a week of chaos. The singer added Isaac Slade and Brooks Rosser as opening acts for the final U.S. Leg, following the abrupt exit of his entire supporting lineup. The fallout began in New Jersey, where Macklemore was dropped after making pro-Palestine remarks on stage — prompting the rest of the acts to walk out in solidarity. That left Ed performing in Philadelphia with no opener. He filled the gap last weekend with a surprise addition: Isaac Slade, former frontman of The Fray. Now confirmed for the remainder of the tour, Slade will play Indianapolis (Oct 10), Charlotte (Oct 17), Arlington (Oct 24), and Tampa (Nov 7). Brooks Rosser, a Season 24 contestant on American Idol, gets his first post-Idol show at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday. His debut comes amid a quiet but clear shift in the tour’s momentum. The Hollywood, Florida dates, Oct 29 and 30. Are casino shows, so they’ll go without openers. Boston’s canceled shows remain unrescheduled. No word yet on whether the new lineup will extend beyond the U.S. Leg. But for now, the tour moves forward, one act at a time.