Is James Arthur's Glasgow gig cancelled? Here is what you need to know about his OVO Hydro show
James Arthur’s Glasgow gig is still set to go ahead, despite the star cancelling his show in Nottingham last night.
James Arthur’s UK tour has gotten off to a rocky start, with the singer-songwriter forced to postpone his first arena show.
The English star, who found fame on The X Factor, was due kick off the UK leg of his Pisces tour in Nottingham last night (February 3) following performances in Belfast and Dublin however, he was forced to cancel the show due to illness.
In a statement shared by Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, Arthur said: “I am absolutely heartbroken to postpone this show but if I was to sing through this particular illness, I risk long term damage.
“It’s also so important to me to give you the best version of me on stage and a show you deserve. I am incredibly sorry for any inconvenience, this is the last thing I wanted to do, thank you for all the love and support, and I promise I will make it up to you as soon as I can. Love JA xx”
With Arthur due to perform in Glasgow tonight (February 4), here’s what you need to know about if his OVO Hydro gig is going ahead.
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Has James Arthur’s Glasgow show been cancelled?
If you have tickets to see James Arthur in Glasgow tonight, the good news is that the show hasn’t been cancelled.
While it’s worth keeping an eye out for any updates from the OVO Hydro, Ticketmaster or the English singer himself, in a statement shared on his Instagram story last night, Arthur reassured fans.
He said: “For those of you asking about Glasgow tomorrow, it will definitely be going ahead. Tonight was just too soon for the meds to bring my voice back. By tomorrow evening I would’ve had two and a half days recovery from the infection I caught this past weekend.”
Arthur is set to follow his first show in Scotland with a gig in Newcastle on Friday, February 6. He will then return north of the border for a performance at Aberdeen’s P&J Live on Saturday, February 7.
If you’re seeing James Arthur in Scotland this week, here is everything you need to know including his stage times, support act, planned setlist and more.
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