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Legendary 60s Singer, 86, Forced to Postpone Multiple Concerts Following Doctor’s Orders
Tom Jones has postponed concerts in Los Angeles and San Diego after coming down with flu, following medical advice. The 86-year-old singer said he was sorry for the disruption and looked forward to seeing audiences on the rescheduled dates.
The San Diego show is now set for 3 November and Los Angeles for 4 November; tickets remain valid, with refunds available on request. Jones had completed 20 US shows after a 22-show UK tour across 11 countries, and his North American tour is now due to finish in Los Angeles on 4 November.
In short
- Tom Jones postponed two California shows because of flu.
- San Diego is rescheduled for 3 November, Los Angeles for 4 November.
- Tickets remain valid, with refunds available on request.
Explained simply
Tom Jones is a Welsh singer whose career began in the 1960s. He became known for songs such as It’s Not Unusual and has continued to perform for audiences around the world.
His touring schedule has included concerts in the UK, other countries and the United States. When a performer postpones a show, venues and ticket-holders usually need to arrange a new date, while ticket policies explain whether existing tickets remain valid or can be refunded.
The disruption affects two dates near the end of a long run of performances. It matters to fans making travel or other plans, as well as to the organisers responsible for rescheduling the concerts.
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