Concert calls off due to performer's shoulder injury - Concert cancellation due to shoulder injury
Stevie Nicks, the iconic rock legend, has taken to her Instagram account to announce the postponement of her 2025 U.S. tour due to a shoulder injury. The tour, initially set to begin on October 1, will now resume on October 1 in Portland, Oregon.
Nine concerts are affected by the postponement, with the tour taking a temporary halt. However, fans need not worry as the rescheduled concerts will take place between late October and mid-December. The tour will still proceed as scheduled, with concerts in Portland, Oregon, and other US cities until October 25.
The official statement reads that the planned concerts are being rescheduled due to Nicks' shoulder injury. The rescheduled concerts will begin with the Detroit concert on October 28 and will take Nicks through North America until December 10. Tickets already purchased for the originally planned concerts will be valid for the new dates.
The originally planned October performances will not be postponed. Nicks looks forward to seeing her fans soon and expresses regret for any inconvenience caused.
In addition to the postponement, Nicks and her former partner Lindsey Buckingham are set to release a rare joint project. "Buckingham Nicks", originally released in 1973, will be re-released on September 19. The reissued album will be available in all formats.
The re-release of "Buckingham Nicks" marks a significant event in the music industry, as the album has been out of print in the US since the early 1980s. The tour's makeup shows will include performances at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn and the TD Garden in Boston.
Nicks encourages her fans to stay tuned for more updates and wishes everyone a safe and happy summer. She promises to make up for the lost concerts once she recovers from her injury.
Stevie Nicks, renowned for her work with Fleetwood Mac, shared on Instagram her tour's reschedule due to a shoulder injury, with the tour now starting from October 1 in Portland, Oregon. Despite this setback, fans can look forward to her performances in science and health-and-wellness events, such as the re-release of "Buckingham Nicks", her collaborative project with Lindsey Buckingham, scheduled for September 19.
