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Morgan Wallen Cancels Florida and North Carolina Shows Due to Illness
Morgan Wallen has canceled three shows in Tampa and North Carolina due to illness.
The hitmaker, 31, who has been hit onstage with a cell phone and a pair of lingerie in recent days was due to take to the stage at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Friday – before performing in Charlotte on July 18 and 19 at Bank of America Stadium.
The star revealed on X that he has been forced to reschedule the shows, writing: ‘I hate to reschedule shows but I powered through being sick in Tampa last night, and unfortunately woke up feeling way worse today.
‘I would not give you guys anywhere near 100% tonight and as a result, I need to move tonight’s Tampa show to Oct. 4 and next week’s Charlotte shows to Oct. 18 and 19.’
Some 150,000 people attended Thursday night’s show at Raymond James stadium in Tampa, and an equal number of fans was expected to show up for Friday night’s concert.
Morgan Wallen has canceled three shows in Tampa and North Carolina due to illness (Pictured in Nashville in May)
Tickets for the concert were going for as much as $1600, according to WWSB.
Fans wish the Last Night singer a speedy recovery.
‘Rest & feel better!!’ wrote one.
‘Feeling even more thankful for last night’s incredible show. Could never have imagined you weren’t feeling 100%! Get well soon!’
One fan wrote they ‘drove 12 hours to see you. You need to get yourself together.’
Looking at MorganWallen.com, the cancellation will give the Cowgirls artist time to rest and recuperate for nearly two weeks.
His next show is scheduled July 25 in Arlington, TX.
Jelly Roll, who was supposed to open for Wallen, is trying to make up some of the disappointment telling fans on X he was ‘working hard to put together something for y’all somewhere tonight. Stay tuned.’
The Cowgirls singer announced the disappointing news on X along with the rescheduled dates
The break should give the Wild Ones singer about two weeks to rest and recuperate before his scheduled show in Austin, TX July 25
Jelly Roll, who was supposed to open for Wallen, is trying to make up some of the disappointment after the cancelled Tampa show – pictured last month
The Wild Ones artist told fans he was ‘working hard to put together something’ for them
The Wild Ones singer recently settled a lawsuit over his stage name with a Pennsylvania wedding band calling itself Jellyroll.
The group filed suit in federal court over the name, but announced they had reached an amicable solution with the artist, and will now be known as Jellyroll Band, according to NBC Philadelphia.
The Country Music Award winner will be kicking off his own Beautifully Broken tour in late August.
Warren Zeiders and Alexandra Kay will be part of the warmup through October, when Ernest Shaboozey and Allie Colleen will take over through the end of November.
Source: Daily Mail, WWSB, NBC Philadelphia
