Slayyyter cancels rest of European tour – Berlin and Hamburg shows scrapped
The U.S. pop singer has cancelled 11 concerts, including Prague on Monday and Berlin on Tuesday, saying she wants to avoid permanent damage to her voice.
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U.S. pop singer Slayyyter has cancelled all remaining dates of her European and UK tour. “I am forced to cancel the remaining UK/EU dates to avoid permanent damage to my voice,” she wrote in her Instagram Stories on Friday, music magazine NME reported. After several visits to doctors, she has laryngitis and vocal cord tears and has been ordered to take medication and rest her voice completely for at least two weeks, she said.
In total, 11 concerts are affected. In Germany, they include Hamburg (Fabrik, Oct. 23) and Berlin (Huxleys Neue Welt, Oct. 27). Also scrapped are Copenhagen, Warsaw, Prague (Monday), Antwerp and the five British shows in Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Brighton and at London’s Roundhouse on Nov. 5. She had already played Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne.
The tour was meant to promote her third studio album, “Wor$t Girl In America”, released in March 2026. No replacement dates have been set; the shows are considered cancelled rather than postponed. “Full refunds will be available at point of sale,” she said. Her festival appearances in Australia and New Zealand in February 2027 are not affected, Münster Aktuell reported.