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Tom Jones postpones another US show due to illness
Tom Jones has postponed his 30 October concert at Yaamava Resort and Casino in Highland, California, after doctors advised him to take another day to rest. The change follows several recent postponements and comes as he recovers from flu during his North American tour.
The Highland show has been rescheduled to 6 November, and existing tickets remain valid; fans unable to attend can seek a full refund from their original point of purchase. Jones’s Los Angeles and San Diego shows have also been moved to 4 and 3 November respectively, while his 31 October Sacramento performance remains listed on his website.
In short
- Tom Jones postponed his Highland concert on doctors’ advice.
- The show is rescheduled for 6 November.
- Existing tickets remain valid, with refunds available for those unable to attend.
Explained simply
Tom Jones is a Welsh singer whose career spans more than six decades. He is known for songs including It’s Not Unusual and Delilah, and continues to perform live for audiences around the world.
His North American tour includes dates at venues across the United States, where individual concerts can be rearranged if a performer is unwell. Jones has said he is recovering from flu, which has affected several dates on the tour.
When a concert is postponed, the venue or promoter usually sets a new date and explains what ticket holders can do if they cannot attend. The changes matter to fans making travel plans and to the venues hosting the performances.
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