Halsey treated in hospital after Boston concert but confirms she will continue performing

Halsey spent the night in hospital after her Boston show but told fans she is “ready to rock tonight”

Singer-songwriter Halsey has revealed she spent the night in the emergency room following her concert in Boston on Sunday but plans to continue performing. Posting on Instagram Stories on November 3, she told fans she had a “minor medical emergency” after the first of two shows at MGM Music Hall.

While confirming she remained in hospital until 6 a.m., Halsey reassured fans, saying, “I am A-Okay now and ready to rock tonight!” She added that those attending her second Boston concert should expect a slightly paced performance, noting, “If I’m pacing myself, that’s why.”

Halsey did not disclose the cause of the emergency but has previously shared that she is undergoing chemotherapy following diagnoses of lupus and a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder in 2022.

She expressed gratitude to the medical staff at Massachusetts General Hospital, writing, “Thank you to the doctors, nurses, and hospital staff — the absolute best team I’ve ever met. I am so so grateful!”

The singer is currently marking the tenth anniversary of her debut album Badlands with the Back to Badlands tour, which began last month.

The North American leg continues through mid-November, with further performances planned across the United Kingdom, Europe, and Australia in 2026.

Speaking recently to Rolling Stone, Halsey reflected on the tour’s meaning, explaining that revisiting Badlands is “a really humbling experience” and that many of the album’s themes “are still relevant” a decade later.