US EditionVeteran Performer Pulls Out of Upcoming South American Tour Citing ‘Extreme Exhaustion’
Morrissey has cancelled 22 shows this year alone, citing extreme exhaustion, including all November South American dates from Buenos Aires to Bogota.
- Between November 8 and November 22, ticketing sites and concert promoters announced all South American Nude world tour dates were cancelled, citing Morrissey's `extreme exhaustion`.
- Earlier this week promoters in Mexico announced cancellations of October 31 and November 4 shows, citing the artist's `extreme exhaustion` while Morrissey has yet to officially explain the cancellations.
- Movistar Arena, Buenos Aires confirmed Morrissey's November 8 show will not happen due to `extreme exhaustion`, but his Greece and US dates remain scheduled, Metro representatives said.
- Many fans reacted with fury and frustration, demanding refunds and vowing never to buy tickets again after repeated cancellations.
- These latest cancellations add to a recent pattern of health and security issues, including an April hospitalisation for severe sinusitis attack and June Stockholm cancellation with band travel-weary claims.
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Veteran performer pulls out of upcoming South American tour citing ‘extreme exhaustion’
Singer-songwriter Morrissey has been forced to cancel his upcoming South American “Nude” tour dates due to “extreme exhaustion,” according to venue announcements and Rolling Stone.
Morrissey has quietly cancelled this month's South American tour
Morrissey has seemingly quietly cancelled his South American tour. READ MORE: The Smiths: every song ranked in order of greatness According to ticketing sites and concert promoters for the South American leg of the former Smiths frontman’s ‘Nude’ world tour, all dates for November have been cancelled, citing the singer’s “extreme exhaustion”. Morrissey has yet to officially announce the cancellations through his website or social media accounts…
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