Gracie Abrams is not going to be able to make a couple of show commitments due to an illness.
The “I Love You, I’m Sorry” singer posted a handwritten note to her Instagram story informing fans that she is going to have to miss her March 3 and March 4 dates in Nottingham and Leeds respectively.
Abrams previously canceled her February 28 show in Brussels.
Abrams is not Taking Her Sickness Lightly
“I hate that I have to write this again so soon,” Abrams begins. “I am really struggling with this illness and have been advised that I cannot perform these next two nights.”
”I can’t tell you how much this breaks my heart,” she adds.
Abrams initially posted a similar note on her Instagram story on February 28 indicating she was fighting off a “gnarly” illness before announcing that she had to cancel her Brussels show.
At the time, Abrams wrote she had been “fighting off something gnarly for the past week, and despite doing everything in my power to keep it contained, it has gotten to a point where all medical advice I’ve received says I cannot perform and need to rest.”
No further details of the symptoms or full diagnosis were given.
Abrams Will Return to the Cities when she’s Better
Abrams, who was recently nominated for Pop Duo/Group Performance at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, pointed out how the tour was going besides dealing with unforeseen circumstances.
“This tour is something I’ve been dreaming of since the album came out and the shows we’ve played so far have meant more to me than I can tell you,” Abrams details.
The singer promises updates on rescheduling the shows when they become available.
”Please know I’d give anything to be able to be with you,” Abrams writes. “I’m sending all my love and my deepest regrets.”
The Singer Managed to Knock Out Three Shows in Between
Abrams did manage to perform in three separate shows before going on a break. Those were in Zurich on February 24, Assago, Italy on February 25 and Paris on February 27.
The next show for Abrams to perform will be March 6 in London at the O2 Arena. The tour continues into Asia and Oceania before going back to Europe in July. Abrams comes to North America until mid-August. The final shows are in Mexico City at Pepsi Center WTC on August 26 and 27.
