Charlie Puth reveals serious reason for cancelling tour concert

Charlie Puth, who is known for his chart-topping hit tracks, shared an update about one of the performances in Orlanda.

The 34-year-old musician penned down an extensive note, explaining the unexpected and worrying cause for cancellation.

The Light Switch crooner admitted being “devastated” to cancel the concert as part of his tour as he has “been sick for the last few days.”

Charlie shared doctor’s advice to “rest” or else he might have to call off more “dates on this tour” which is something he dreads greatly.

The Attention songmaker expressed that putting up a show each night is everything, noting his fans deserve the best.

Although the musician did not share any details about the health condition, fans believe that he might have throat problems.

He, despite being heartbroken, revealed: “I physically am unable to perform. Without a voice, I can’t give you guys the shows you all deserve.”

Towards the end of the note, the Dangerous singer apologised for the sudden changes in plans, hoping to see everyone when he recovers from the mysterious illness.

The Grammy nominee is currently on Whatever’s Clever tour to support his fourth studio album. After staring it in April, he will be wrapping the musical journey by end of July.

When is Charlie Puth performing after health issues?

Charlie is expected to perform on June 9 in Nashville, June 11 in Austin, June 12 in Irving and June 13 in Houston in the coming days if gets well.

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