Paul Simon Cancels Two Shows to Undergo Minor Surgery
- Paul Simon performed the first of three scheduled shows in Philadelphia on June 26 as part of his 2025 A Quiet Celebration tour.
- He cancelled the June 28 and 29 performances at Philadelphia's Academy of Music because his persistent and severe back pain worsened to the point that it required immediate treatment.
- Simon shared a statement on Instagram describing the situation as demanding immediate attention and announced a minor surgery planned in the next few days.
- A statement posted on Simon’s Instagram explained that the situation has reached a critical point requiring urgent care, while expressing optimism that after a minor surgery, he will be able to finish the tour and potentially reschedule missed shows.
- He will miss the Philadelphia shows without rescheduling but plans to continue the tour, which resumes July 7 in Long Beach, California.
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Rock legend cancels concerts after sudden health setback: ‘unmanageable’
Paul Simon has canceled two concerts after experiencing chronic back pain. The 83-year-old music icon, who returned to performing this year after retiring in 2018, is expected to recover and resume his tour in July.
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Credit: (Screenshot), CBS Mornings, via YouTube Fans of the legendary singer Paul Simon are praying for him after he cancelled two concerts over the weekend amidst an ongoing health struggle. Simon Cancels Concert Simon, 83, had been scheduled to perform at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia on Saturday, June 28, and Sunday, June 29. Sadly, he had to cancel these performances hours before Saturday’s show. “Paul has been struggling with chronic…
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