Miranda Lambert Still Unable To Perform, Postpones Denver Concert
After being forced to postpone Friday night’s concert in Salt Lake City due to illness, country superstar Miranda Lambert says…
Miranda Lambert; Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Essential Broadcast Media
After being forced to postpone Friday night’s concert in Salt Lake City due to illness, country superstar Miranda Lambert says she is still unable to perform and must push back Saturday’s concert in Denver.
The “Bluebird” singer took to social media once again to share a heartfelt apology with fans.
“Dear Denver,” she began. “I spent the last 24 hours on the bus trying to get as well as I could. No talking. All the tea in the world. Sleep. Meds. I’m feeling a lot better, but unfortunately, my voice is just not back yet and there is nothing else I can do but wait.”
She went on to admit “it’s the worst feeling in the world” and to apologize to fans for having to postpone the show.
According to Lambert’s post, her concert at Denver’s Pepsi Center will now take place Monday, March 2.
“I love playing Denver and promise to bring the best show we can bring when we come back,” she wrote. “Thank you for understanding.”
The Wildcard Tour‘s next tour date is scheduled for Thursday, February 6 at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri.
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