Paul Simon has cancelled two exhibits on the A Quiet Celebration tour, his first since 2018, as he undergoes a minor surgical procedure.
On Saturday, the 16x Grammy winner needed to cancel his June 28 and 29 exhibits scheduled for Philadelphia’s Academy of Music following “power and intense again ache.”
“At this time it turned unmanageable and calls for quick consideration,” reads an announcement on Simon’s Instagram. “Sadly we’ve got to cancel these exhibits right now, as we don’t have the flexibility to reschedule them.”
The submit continued, “Nevertheless, we’re hopeful after this minor surgical process which has been scheduled within the subsequent few days, Paul will have the ability to full the tour in addition to look into returning to make up these dates.”
After retiring from touring in 2018 because of listening to loss, Simon introduced his 20-city tour in February, kicking off in New Orleans again in April. A Quiet Celebration options music from his 2023 album Seven Psalms, in addition to notable hits from his solo profession and Simon & Garfunkel.
Simon’s subsequent cease is scheduled for the Terrace Theater in Lengthy Seaside, California on July 7, adopted by a five-night run at Disney Corridor in Los Angeles, beginning July 9.
