British rapper KSI has cancelled his sold out Manchester concert just hours before due to 'feeling sick'.
The musician, 28, who is a British YouTuber and rapper, was set to perform at Manchester Academy on Sunday evening (February 20).
However shortly after 2.30pm, the venue took to social media to share the news that the gig had been cancelled after KSI had been advised against performing by medics.
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It was confirmed that a new date would be firmed up at the 2,600 capacity venue in due course.
He was set to perform his set as part of his European and UK tour, the night after he had headlined at Rock City in Nottingham.
The Oxford Road venue shared a direct statement from KSI to their Facebook page on Sunday afternoon.
It read: "This morning, I woke up feeling sick. After taking medical advice, I am having to reschedule my show in Manchester tonight as I just wouldn’t physically be able to perform feeling like this.
"A new date will be announced asap. All tickets will be valid for the new date.
"Tonight's show was one I had been looking forward to so much, and I am so sorry to have to do this, especially if you have travelled to see me.
"I’m gonna get some rest and hopefully recover ASAP."
As part of his tour, KSI is set to perform at the O2 City Hall in Newcastle on Monday night (February 21) followed by the SWG3 at Glasgow the following evening.
It has not been confirmed yet whether any following shows will be cancelled.
