• Sting has to cancel US concerts
  • Following doctor's advise
  • His health status remains unclear

British music icon Sting has canceled and postponed several of his upcoming U.S. concerts due to health concerns. His management confirmed online that the former frontman of The Police is following an urgent recommendation from his doctor. However, no specific diagnosis has been shared. Fans and the music community alike continue to express concern for his well-being.

Affected U.S. concerts due to Sting's cancellation

Sting's participation in the Bass Magazine Awards, where he was set to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award, has been particularly impacted. His concerts in Phoenix and Wheatland, scheduled for the end of January as part of his "STING 3.0" tour, have now been postponed until early summer. The Phoenix show is rescheduled for June 1, while the Wheatland performance will take place on May 28. Additionally, a performance celebrating the 20th anniversary of Cherrytree Music Company has also been delayed.

Sting's management reassured fans that tickets for the postponed shows will remain valid for the new dates.

Sting’s health remains unclear 

News of Sting's health has sparked concern globally, with many fans sending their well-wishes for a swift recovery. In a statement on Instagram, the singer expressed his regret for the disruptions, saying: "Sting sincerely apologizes for the inconvenience and thanks the fans for their understanding." Fans have shown great empathy and continue to offer their support.

It remains uncertain whether Sting will be able to perform at the benefit concert for those affected by the fires in Southern California on January 30. The Inglewood event is expected to feature other major stars, and due to his current health, another cancellation seems likely. However, it has not been definitively confirmed whether Sting will miss this performance.

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