Radiohead Postpones Copenhagen Shows
Radiohead has postponed two concerts during their four-night residency at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen. The band announced on social media that Thom Yorke is struggling with an "extreme throat infection," which has necessitated rescheduling the shows.
"We apologize to all the fans and are working to rearrange these dates as soon as possible," the statement said.
The decision comes as a precaution to allow Yorke to recover fully and to maintain the band's performance quality. Medical advice supported the postponement, emphasizing the importance of rest.
Impact on Tour Schedule
The canceled dates affect the middle nights of their planned run, but the other shows remain scheduled for now. Radiohead aims to confirm the new dates shortly to minimize disruption for fans who already purchased tickets.
Fans expressed understanding and support for Yorke's health and the band's decision, recognizing the physical demands of touring.
Thom Yorke's throat infection has led to the postponement of two Radiohead concerts in Copenhagen, prioritizing his health and future performances.
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