Renowned Indo-Canadian singer AP Dhillon has regretfully postponed a few of his forthcoming shows in the United States due to an “injury”. Taking to Instagram, the singer apologised to all fans looking forward to attending his shows, and assured he would reschedule his performances as soon as he recovers.
On Tuesday, the Brown Munde singer posted a photo on his Instagram feed, which showed him sitting in a hospital bed with a blood pressure monitor wrapped around his finger. Dhillon was also clad in a bandage and had a brace covering his arm. The picture was captioned with an announcement for his followers. He said, "To all my fans in California, It breaks my heart to inform you that my shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles are being postponed due to an unfortunate injury that I suffered while on tour."
He went on to apologise for not being able to perform. "However, I will not be able to perform at this time. I have been waiting eagerly to see you all and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you.”
The Dil Nu singer then concluded his statement by assuring his fans that their tickets will not go to waste as the shows will be rescheduled. He wrote, "See you all in a few weeks. Hang on to your tickets, they will be valid for the newly scheduled dates."
Dhillon then uploaded the new schedule of his concerts in another Instagram story.
On August 23, Dhillon announced his 'Out of This World' tour, which officially started on October 8 in Vancouver's Rogers Arena. The popular Indian-born singer had multiple concerts lined up across Canada and the United States for his tour. Some of his destinations were New York, Calgary and Toronto.
The musician has a global presence due to his unique play at mixing various languages, such as Punjabi and English. Some of his biggest hits are Excuses, Brown Munde, Insane, All Night, Dil Nu, Wo Noor and Toxic.
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