A news that will disappoint Pink's fans. The "So What" singer announced on her social networks that she will not be able to perform the next two concerts of her "Trustfall Tour", scheduled for Tuesday, October 17 and Wednesday, October 18 in Tacoma, a city located in the southern suburbs of Seattle (Washington State).
In an Instagram post, the singer who is known for being a real "beast of the stage" explained the reasons that led her to postpone her two dates, citing health problems within her family.
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"Tacoma Concerts Postponed: I am very sorry to inform ticket holders for the Tacoma dates that both the Oct. 17 and Oct. 18 concerts will be postponed," the statement read.
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Pink goes on to say that Live Nation, her production company, is already working on new dates to be rescheduled, and apologizes to her fans. "There are family health issues that require our immediate attention. I sincerely apologize to everyone for any inconvenience this may have caused," she wrote on her social network.
The ninth tour of his career
While the 44-year-old singer didn't specify the exact nature of the medical issues she and her family are facing, she did want to reassure her fans that the dates will be postponed soon. In 2018, the singer had already cancelled several dates planned in Sydney (Australia) for health reasons, before being spotted on an Australian beach with her daughter, which earned her heavy criticism in the Australian press, forcing her to justify herself.
The singer's family emergency comes just days after the launch of her new U.S. tour, the ninth of her career. If its next two dates are cancelled, the next two scheduled in Vancouver (Canada) on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 October 2023 are maintained for the time being. For the moment, no date is scheduled in France, nor in Europe.