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That is going to smash the tour — briefly.
In all seriousness, Justin Timberlake took to Instagram Saturday to cancel his third present of the Neglect Tomorrow World Tour, citing a again damage and physician’s orders to relaxation. The cancellation is the third in simply as many months, coming after an Oct. 8 postponement as a consequence of an undisclosed damage (since deleted from Instagram) and Oct. 22 rescheduling of current reveals because of bronchitis and laryngitis.
“I am so sorry Oklahoma Metropolis… I’ve to cancel the present on 12/2. I harm my again in NOLA and my docs have instructed me to relaxation just a little bit longer,” he wrote on his Instagram Story, referring to his live performance forward of the Thanksgiving weekend Nov. 25 in New Orleans.
He continued, “Thanks to your assist – y’all know I hate doing this,” alongside an emoji of coronary heart fingers.
In line with Timberlake’s web site, audiences will probably be refunded for the occasion cancellation. The pop-R&B crooner is scheduled to renew his tour dates Dec. 4, which can characteristic a cease at Houston’s Toyota Heart.
In assist of his All the pieces I Thought It Was album launched earlier this yr, the Neglect Tomorrow World Tour marks the “SexyBack” singer’s return to touring in 5 years. The enterprise will proceed throughout the US by means of 2025, in addition to internationally, in such areas as South America, Europe and the UK. This may embody the aforementioned rescheduled dates from Oct. 23 by means of Nov. 2, which have now been slotted into dates for February.
Talking to the Oct. 8 cancellation on the time, the previous NSYNC member wrote: “I am so sorry to postpone tonight’s present. I’ve an damage that’s stopping me from performing. I am so disillusioned to not see you all – however I am working to reschedule ASAP. I promise to make it as much as you and provide the present you all deserve.”
In September, the pop star entered an impaired driving plea as a part of his DWI cost earlier this yr and was sentenced to a high-quality of $500 and 25 hours of group service.
