Shawn Mendes announced on Wednesday that he was canceling his world tour to focus on his mental health. The decision comes after he has postponed several US shows in recent weeks.
“I started this tour excited to play live again after a long hiatus due to the pandemic, but the reality is that I was not at all prepared for how difficult it would be to tour after all this time,” the Canadian singer explained. The statement was published on their social networks.
Mendez explained that after speaking with his team and medical staff, “it became clear that he needed some time” to “settle in and come back stronger.”
“We were hoping that after a while he would be able to continue the rest of the tour, but right now I have to put my health first,” he elaborated.
Shawn Mendes doesn’t pause music
Nonetheless, Shawn Mendes He assured that he will continue to record new music and intends to play concerts again in the future.
“I know that everyone has been looking forward to these shows for a long time and it breaks my heart, but I promise that I will be back as soon as I qualify for healing,” he said.
Shawn Mendes already started his ‘Wonder’ tour in Canada and came to play in Californiaalthough he abruptly canceled several U.S. shows in early July and, by announcing this Wednesday scheduled dates for 2023 in Europe.
The news comes after other highly publicized cancellations in recent months such as Justin Bieberdue to facial paralysis from which he has already recovered, or Adelewho canceled his announced Las Vegas concert residency with 24 hours left due to “production delays”.
“When You’re Gone”, the latest from Shawn Mendes
last april, Shawn Mendes presented his new single “When You’re Gone” on Island Records.
The song was written by Sean, Jonah Shai and Scott Harris and produced by the same Canadian artist along with Shai. The theme follows the release of the song “Everything will be alright”, which premiered in December 2021.
Along with the song Shawn Mendes He also posted a music video for the new single. The project was directed by Jay Martin (It’ll Be Fine, Mercy, Stitches) and filmed in Toronto and Austin over several days, including rehearsals and the song’s first live performance at SXSW.
(According to EFE).
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