After suffering laryngitis from which she had difficulty recovering, the singer announced a few weeks ago the postponement of the Canadian tour which was to lead her to perform at the Canadian Tire Center in Ottawa on November 7 and at the Videotron Center in Quebec City on November 8. She confirmed on Tuesday that the planned dates would not be resumed.
“I am heartbroken to have to announce the cancellation of my Canadian tour celebrating the 30th anniversary of the album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy. My voice is not recovering as it should and, following the advice of my otolaryngologist, I will have to undergo an indefinite period of vocal rest to be able to fully recover without risking permanent damage to my vocal cords,” the singer wrote. from Halifax on social media.
“Thank you to all ticket holders for your patience while we tried to reschedule the dates, I am truly devastated to have to cancel,” she finished. All ticket holders will receive an automatic refund via Ticketmaster to the credit card used at the time of purchase.
The thirteen-show tour was scheduled to begin in Rama, Ontario, and end in Victoria, British Columbia, with the Boston trio Tiny Habits as the opening act.
