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Phoebe Bridgers Postpones UK Shows After Appendicitis Diagnosis
Phoebe Bridgers is a singer who had planned special UK concerts to celebrate her new album.
On her 32nd birthday, she became ill with appendicitis and went to the hospital.
Because of this, she had to postpone some concerts.
She told fans online that she would make up the missed shows.
The new concert dates have not been announced yet.
A few days earlier, she performed two small shows at Union Chapel in London.
Fans had to keep their phones in secure pouches so they could focus on the music.
Bridgers is still scheduled to perform larger UK and European concerts later this year.
Phoebe Bridgers was hospitalized after being diagnosed with appendicitis on her 32nd birthday.
She postponed the remainder of her UK performances scheduled for this week.
Bridgers apologized to fans on Instagram and said she would make up the missed shows.
She recently performed two phone-free solo shows at London’s Union Chapel on August 17.
Rescheduled dates have not been announced, while larger UK and European arena shows remain planned for November and December.
- Who
- Singer Phoebe Bridgers.
- What
- She postponed the remainder of her UK shows after being diagnosed with appendicitis.
- Where
- The affected performances are in the United Kingdom; Bridgers was hospitalized, though the hospital location was not specified.
- When
- The diagnosis occurred on her 32nd birthday; the postponed performances were scheduled for that week.
- Why
- She was diagnosed with appendicitis and required hospital care.
Key facts
- Diagnosis
- Appendicitis
- Age
- Bridgers turned 32
- Affected events
- The remainder of her UK dates that week
- Rescheduled dates
- Not yet announced
- Recent performances
- Two intimate solo shows at London’s Union Chapel on August 17
- New album
- Lost Weekend, a 16-track solo record
- Upcoming tour
- UK and European arena dates are planned for November and December
