Eros Ramazzotti postpones 2027 concerts after vocal cord surgery
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At a glance
- Italian singer Eros Ramazzotti has postponed his 2027 concerts in the US, Canada, and Latin America following vocal cord surgery.
- The surgery was successful, but doctors advised a rehabilitation period, leading to the rescheduling of his 'Una Storia Importante' tour.
- This is the second time Ramazzotti has had vocal cord surgery, previously undergoing a procedure in 2019 that caused a two-month tour interruption.
Italian pop superstar Eros Ramazzotti has been forced to postpone his upcoming concerts scheduled for 2027 across the United States, Canada, and Latin America due to surgery on his vocal cords. The singer's management confirmed that the procedure "went perfectly," but a recommended rehabilitation program necessitates the delay of his "Una Storia Importante" tour.
Ramazzotti, known for international hits like "Piรน bella cosa" and "Cose della vita," expressed his gratitude to fans for their support and sent them his love. The postponement affects numerous dates, with the rescheduled performances now slated for 2027, allowing him adequate time for recovery and vocal rest.
The surgery 'went perfectly,' however doctors recommended a 'rehabilitation program.'
This marks the second instance of Ramazzotti undergoing surgery on his vocal cords. He previously had a similar operation in 2019, which led to a two-month interruption of a global tour. The singer's career, spanning decades, has seen him become one of Italy's most internationally recognized artists.
Fans are advised to check with their ticket providers for information regarding the rescheduled dates and potential refunds or exchanges. The "Una Storia Importante" tour, named after one of his significant albums, is a major undertaking, and its postponement highlights the delicate nature of vocal health for performers.
thanked his fans for the countless messages he received, and sent them his love.
Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.