Radiohead Postpone European Tour After Thom Yorke’s Severe Throat Infection

Band Announcement

Radiohead announced on Monday, December 1, through their official social media accounts, that the group is postponing the next several shows of their highly anticipated European comeback tour. The reason, according to the band, is a serious throat infection affecting frontman Thom Yorke.

“We are devastated,” the band said in their public statement. “Thom is currently under medical care for an extreme throat infection and has been advised to rest his voice completely.”

Impact on Tour Schedule

The postponed concerts include several major European cities scheduled for the first week of December. The band emphasized their commitment to rescheduling the dates as soon as Yorke’s health allows, assuring fans that tickets will remain valid for the new dates.

Their message also thanked fans for their understanding and support during what they described as an “emotionally challenging moment” for the entire group.

Fan Reactions

Fans quickly flooded the band’s posts with messages of goodwill and encouragement. Many praised Yorke for prioritizing his health, while others expressed disappointment at the delay but said they understood the situation.

Background

Radiohead’s European tour marked their first large-scale live performances in several years, following individual projects by members and a long hiatus from touring since before the pandemic.

“We can’t wait to be back with you—all together, healthy, and strong,” the message concluded.

Author’s summary: Radiohead postponed part of their European tour as Thom Yorke recovers from a severe throat infection; the band promised rescheduled dates and thanked fans for their patience.

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