The Weeknd cancels a concert in Los Angeles after losing her voice

Weekend fans will have to save their tears for another day.

The lead singer of “Blinding Lights” was forced to cancel his concert on Saturday in Los Angeles – after losing his voice to just three songs during the show.

“You’ll get your money back,” 32-year-old The Weeknd promised 70,000 fans who gathered at the SoFi Stadium over the weekend.

“But I’ll do a show for you soon.”

The top charts, born Abel Tesfaye, abruptly interrupted the show and left the stage with his hit song “Can’t Feel My Face.”

When he finally came back, he suppressed his tears, telling the crowd that he wouldn’t be able to play “the concert I want to give you now.”

“Personally, I want to apologize to you. I don’t know what just happened when I screamed, but I just lost my voice, ”he explained.

“It kills me. I don’t want to interrupt the show. But I can’t give you the concert I want to give you now. I’m going to make sure everyone is good … But I wanted to go out and apologize personally, not tweet, Instagram or whatever.”

He continued telling the fans, “But I want you to know that I cannot give you what I want to give you. … I’m so sorry. I love you people. Thank you very much.”

The Weeknd later moved to Instagram, writing, “My voice has stopped during the first song and I’m devastated.”

He added, “I felt it go away and my heart dropped. My deepest apologies to my fans here. I promise to reward you with a new date.

The singer of “The Hills”, who did not reveal any additional information about his vocal state, played one after another at the SoFi Stadium as part of the “After Hours Til Dawn Tour”.

His next performance is scheduled for September 22 in Toronto.

Unfortunately, this is not the first time The Weeknd has been forced to postpone a concert. Earlier, he announced that he was moving his entire route back a few months.

“Due to the arena constraints and the need for more concerts, I want to do something bigger and special for you that requires stadiums,” wrote the singer in October 2021, revealing that the tour will start in the summer of 2022, not in January as originally. planned.

The new date for The Weeknd’s LA performance has yet to be announced.