Fans of Tyla will have to wait a bit longer to see the Grammy winner live. On Thursday, the 'Water' singer canceled her upcoming debut concert tour in a social media post and revealed she's been dealing with the lasting effects of an injury.
Tyla, 22, shared that she has been silently suffering from an injury for the past year, which has tragically worsened despite seeking medical help. Due to the severity of the situation and the advice of medical professionals, she made the difficult decision to cancel the tour to prioritize her long-term health and safety.
Expressing her heartbreak over the situation, Tyla assured fans that she and her team are working on a spectacular show for when she is fully recovered and ready to return safely onstage this summer. North American fans will receive automatic ticket refunds, while international customers will be provided with further information regarding their purchased tickets.
Tyla's self-titled debut album is still set for release on March 22, following the cancellation of the tour that was scheduled to kick off in Norway. The tour would have included stops in various cities across the globe before concluding in Minneapolis on May 28. Fans can expect new dates and information to be announced in the future.
Last year, Tyla gained international fame with her hit single 'Water,' which earned her a Grammy Award for best African music performance. In an interview, she discussed her music influences, blending popular genres from her home country like Afrobeats and amapiano with American influences such as Michael Jackson, Rihanna, and Aaliyah.
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