One of the best voices of the rock n’ roll community, Avril Lavigne, has shared a new post on her official Instagram account and made a crucial statement about her ‘Head About Water World Tour’ after the coronavirus’ spread and affect on all around the world.
Avril Lavigne’s tour, which is supporting her sixth studio album Head Above Water, kicked off on September 14, 2019, and it was scheduled to end on May 24, 2020.
However, on Thursday, Avril Lavigne took to social media to announce the postponement of her ongoing tour. In the statement, Lavigne said that she had canceled the tour due to travel restrictions and coronavirus outbreak.
She described this situation as sucks, as she could not meet with her European fans. Her heartfelt statement saddened fans and admirers.
Here’s what Avril Lavigne wrote:
“As you all are aware, governments across Europe have continued to impose restrictions banning large public gatherings because of the continued spread of the coronavirus.
Now the United States of America has implemented its own travel ban. With these restrictions in place, it means that I am no longer able to bring the Head Above Water Tour to Europe and the United Kingdom. And it sucks!
I have been looking forward to this tour for so long. For the opportunity to reconnect with my amazing, supportive fans.
My main concern continues to be your health and safety and I want to come back and rock out with you at another time when everyone can enjoy the shows without worry. Sending you all so much love ❤️”
A fan named _baambiiee_ commented and said:
“Sucks to hear this but completely understandable! Everyone’s health comes first 💗”
Another fan named jenny.vecchini wrote:
“I hope to see you soon…🥺❤️”
See the Instagram post below.
