Pink shocks fans by postponing four shows at short notice

fans of Pinkwhose real name is Alecia Moore, were in shock after the pop superstar announced the sudden postponement of four upcoming shows for reasons “beyond her control.”

The unexpected decision, announced through a message on social media, has left concertgoers searching for answers and many expressing concern.

While Pink isn't revealing any specific details yet, her team assured fans that new dates would be announced soon.

Pink postpones shows for reasons beyond her control

The chart-topper is on the road for her Summer Carnival tour, which has been electrifying stadiums around the world since 2023. Known for her signature pop-rock hits and gravity-defying aerial stunts, Pink offers fans an unforgettable experience. Pull out all the stops with every performance.

Unfortunately, those who had tickets to her shows in Lincoln, Sioux Falls, Milwaukee and Des Moinies will have to wait a little longer to see the “So What” artist live on stage, as she announced she was canceling the shows had to be postponed to a later date.

“For reasons beyond my control, we must postpone our next four shows,” Pink announced on Saturday, October 19th. “I am so disappointed to share this news, but we are working to reschedule each of these shows as quickly as we can.”

The singer promised her fans that her tickets were “still valid for the new dates” and updates would be announced soon. “Thank you for your understanding,” Pink added. “I look forward to seeing you all again very, very soon.”

She was scheduled to play in Lincoln on October 20th, Sioux Falls on October 21st, Milwaukee on October 23rd and Des Moinies on October 24th.

Fans of Pink are left confused and worried following the postponement announcement

Minutes after Pink shared the announcement on her Instagram page, fans flooded the comments section voicing their concerns.

“Oh no! I hope everything gets better soon… sending you lots of love and good vibes,” one of her fans wrote. “I send love and healing. Thank you for the incredible show last night xoxoxo,” another added.

“We know you don’t do this lightly. I hope everything is fine. Sending lots of love to you and the tour family,” said a third.

Meanwhile, one of her followers pointed out, “The serious tone of this post… prayers that whatever happens business or personal will be healed quickly.”

This isn't the first time Pink has canceled a show at the last minute

Earlier this year, Pink made headlines after she abruptly canceled her concert on July 2, just hours before showtime. The singer took to social media to apologize to her fans, expressing her own frustration and disappointment.

“I am so sorry that I had to cancel my appearance in Bern this Wednesday,” she said at the time. “I am doing everything I can to make sure I can perform for you every night, but after consulting with my doctor and reviewing all available options, I have been informed that I will not be able to continue with the show tomorrow.”

She stated that she was “looking forward to being with you, making memories with you and sharing our show with you,” expressing her disappointment at the cancellation. She announced that all tickets will be refunded.

“Sending you all love and health and really hope to see you again soon. P!nk xoxo,” she concluded.

Pink's health problems over the years

The “So What” hitmaker recently opened up about her ongoing recovery from hip replacement surgery and opened up about the challenges she faced during the process.

Pink candidly described the grueling first week in which she struggled with severe pain, medication side effects and unrelenting fever. “It was a brutal first week full of tears and painkillers, depression, medication ulcers and constant fever,” Pink wrote via Instagram at the time.

Despite the difficult recovery, the singer expressed her heartfelt gratitude for her husband Carey Hart, whose unwavering support helped her navigate this difficult chapter. “(My husband) brought me coffee in the shower, lugged my 100-pound CPM devices everywhere, dried my tears, made me oatmeal, kept track of my medications, got me my phone charger, plugged in my compression devices, and “My temp made the bed and talked me off the ledge,” she added.

Pink talks about her mental health issues

In addition to updates on her physical recovery, Pink also opened up about her mental health struggles.

“Writing songs is probably what saved my life,” she said in 2022. “Writing a journal, writing poetry, reading other people's stories, getting inspiration. To do sports. Eat healthy. Cooking is like meditation.”

“So now I know that when I get lost, I reach under my bed and pull out my spiritual toolbox,” she continued. “I light my incense, take a bath, breathe and do my gratitude. I have also surrounded myself with a village full of people who know to remind me when I have forgotten that I have a spiritual toolbox. And that's why I encourage all of you to write, journal, talk to someone, and start building your own spiritual toolbox and getting people around you to remind you that you have it under the bed.”