Slayyyter Cancels Remaining European and U.K. Tour Dates to Recover From Laryngitis
Slayyyter has cancelled the remaining dates of her U.K. and European “Wor$t Girl in the World” tour after being diagnosed with laryngitis and vocal cord tears. Doctors have ordered medication and at least two weeks of full vocal rest, and she said continuing could risk permanent damage to her voice.
Ten shows were due to take place, with the cancelled dates including Warsaw, Prague, Berlin, Antwerp, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Brighton and a London finale on 5 November. Full refunds are available from the original point of sale, and her team is working to reschedule shows for next year. She had already cancelled performances in Copenhagen and Hamburg, and recently announced that her album “Wor$t Man in America” will be released on 4 December.
In short
- Slayyyter cancelled the remaining U.K. and European tour dates.
- She has laryngitis and vocal cord tears.
- Full refunds are available; shows may return next year.
Explained simply
Slayyyter is an American pop singer whose music and live performances rely heavily on her voice. A tour is a series of concerts in different cities, and this run was due to take her across Europe and the UK.
Laryngitis is inflammation of the voice box that can make speaking or singing difficult. Vocal cord tears are injuries to the tissue that produces sound; recovery can require singers to rest their voices to reduce the risk of lasting damage.
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