Foo Fighters Forced To Postpone Tour Dates09-05-2018
(hennemusic) The Foo Fighters have announced that they have been forced to reschedule a pair of Canadian dates this week after singer Dave Grohl lost his voice. After opening the latest leg of the Concrete And Gold tour in Seattle, WA on September 1 - where Grohl and guitarist Pat Smear reunited on stage with Nirvana bandmate Krist Novoselic - the rocker suffered a loss of voice and is now on vocal rest "That's the last time I ever make out with Bono," says Grohl, referring to the U2 singer who lost his voice during a September 1 gig in Berlin, Germany that saw the group cancel the show after just five songs. As a result, the Foos upcoming September 4 appearance at Rogers Place in Edmonton, AB and September 6 concert at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, AB have been reschedule to next month, as follows: the new Edmonton date is now October 22 and the new Calgary date is October 23. Previously purchased tickets will be honured for these new dates; if a refund is required, refunds are available at point of purchase until September 25. Read more here. hennemusic is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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