Pop singer: tour start postponed: recovery wishes for Helene Fischer
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Tour start postponed: recovery wishes for Helene Fischer
Tour start postponed: Helene Fischer sustained a rib fracture during rehearsals. photo
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Many fans in Bremen and Cologne must have been looking forward to Helene Fischer’s performances. Now they have to be patient – the start of the tour has been postponed. The singer found comforting words.
Tour start postponed due to rib fracture: fans of the singer Helene Fischer have often responded to the forced break of the 38-year-old with wishes for recovery. “Even if the tour isn’t until 2024! The main thing is that you get well again quickly!” Wrote a user on Instagram on Monday evening.
There Fischer had announced that originally for this Tuesday in Bremen having to postpone the planned start of the tour. “Health definitely comes first,” wrote another fan. Another commented that Fischer’s singing on stage was crucial – even if she was just sitting.
According to the tour organizer Live Nation, the singer suffered a rib fracture during rehearsals, which is why the shows in Bremen and Cologne be moved. Sometimes “higher powers are at work,” wrote Fischer (38, “Breathless”) on Instagram. “It is therefore with a heavy heart that we have to postpone the premiere (…).” New dates in Bremen are from May 10th to 12th, in Cologne from August 25th to September 2nd. “All tickets for the concerts remain valid,” it said.
Fischer: “Must follow medical advice”
The performances planned in Hamburg from April 11 were not canceled on Monday evening. There the premiere of the tour with 71 concerts and around 700,000 fans.
Fischer wrote: “I hope you know how sorry I am because I know how happy it is that it’s finally starting and how much inconvenience a transfer brings with it. Believe me, I would have it myself Also requested otherwise, but I have to follow urgent medical advice.”
Fischer developed the “Intoxication” tour with the Cirque du Soleil acrobatic group. She last toured in 2018. After a baby break, she returned to the stage in 2022 and gave her biggest concert to date in Munich in front of around 130,000 fans.
On Fischer’s Instagramside, followers expressed their hope that the other scheduled performances will not have to be cancelled. However, she should take the necessary time to recover so that she can then go on stage “full of fun and without pain”.
