Gwen Stefani cancels three nights of UK tour including date in Cheshire

No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani has cancelled three dates of her forthcoming UK tour, including a night in Cheshire.

Promoters AEG have confirmed Gwen’s scheduled appearances at Harewood House in Leeds on June 27, Cheshire’s Bolesworth Castle on June 28 and Broadlands Estate in Romsey on June 29 have all been cancelled due to 'schedulling issues'.

A performance at Warwick Castle on June 23, alongside two nights supporting P!nk at BST Hyde Park in London on June 24 and 25 are still scheduled to go ahead, according to Ticketmaster.

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When the tour was announced in December last year, Gwen said: "I don’t think I would ever be me without the incredible musical influences of the UK. I am so excited to be back! This is going to be an amazing show.”

Tickets for the shows began at £65 for general admission standing, with gold circle standing costing £125 each.

Romsey’s Broadlands Estate emailed guests of the June 29 show earlier this month to state the show was unable to go ahead and they will be automatically issued refunds.

Gwen Stefani has also had a successful solo career outside of band No Doubt (Getty Images)

The email said: “The event organisers have been in touch to let us know that, due to scheduling difficulties, the show on 29 June 2023 has been cancelled. We’re issuing a refund for your booking – so you don’t need to do a thing. You’ll see a credit onto the method of payment you used within 15 days.”

A similar email has since been sent to ticket holders of the Bolesworth Castle and Harewood House gigs.

A message on Ticketmaster on each of the three cancelled dates now states: “This event has been cancelled. Ticket sales have stopped, but there may be tickets available for other dates.”

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